Batteries

When buying lithium-ion batteries, there are a couple of things you can look for to decrease the chances of buying a dodgy battery.  

The battery should have a CE mark to signify it meets UK standard. 

There are a few steps you can follow to increase your safety in your home when charging lithium-ion batteries. Where possible, buy from recognised manufacturers for example. 

Watch the video below to find out what you can do. 

Lithium-ion batteries can’t be disposed of in your regular household recycling. Doing so can cause fires. Many local shops have a battery bank where you can dispose of them and recycling centres can also take them.  

If you’re unsure you can check with your local council.