bbbrrr22 Posted March 10, 2009 Posted March 10, 2009 What would be a good cheap and or easy way to safely turn a small bin of lead oxide powder mixed with tin-lead into something that was safe? and/or what do they do with all the recycled lead from batteries and would this provide a clue to the above question? and/or can it be disposed of just like batteries or alongside a battery? it is coming from a flow-solder re-work station that has been collecting up for a while now so there is a tin-lead alloy mixed in as I am not very careful to keep all the solder out when I skim this crap off the top. I noticed some dude in here was trying to make fireworks with the stuff... maybe I can mail it to him... :-O
Mr Skeptic Posted March 10, 2009 Posted March 10, 2009 Well, if you can, melt it into a single blob so that bits of it can't fly away. In any case, take it to a recycling center, they should pay you for it but I don't know how much.
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