How It's Made - Car Batteries
More than 50% of your new battery is old.
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5. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Baboon 2 years ago
#2 no because
1. It's not cost efficient for recyclers.
2. giving them for free promotes Natures safety by encouraging green saving industry.
By not selling them you do a big favor to our mother earth.
#1 #5 In Croatia there are recycling lots that pay you for delivering used batteries. It's not much money, but is stimulating people to deliver old batteries to these lots, and not just leaving them on a junkyard.
7. Voutelamberopipi 2 years ago
still waiting for an episode of How It's Made about snotr videos, seeing the admins are always explaing it too QQers
See the workers they all had a twitch and half of them were home sick with respiratory illness / cancers
must be something to do with the poisons they are exposed to everyday
This is a lie! Everyoen knows that if you open up a car battery hundreds of smaller AA batteries pour out.
Proof: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_8n2Qgguto
#8 Total shit I work with lead daily at work and after having my blood tested it came up with a limit lower than what is considered standard amount of lead in the human body , infact the woman in the factory who they used as a control sample who works in a office and rarely deals with our lead components had 3 times more lead in her blood, And that was even considered well under the norm.
Lead is not as toxic and deadly as people make it out to be as long as your wearing the right PPE's your fine to work with lead.
Its true if you pay money, even if its not a lot, you do encourage people to give you their old car batteries. The same applies to a lot more things than that tho ![]()









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1. Rigel 2 years ago
i always wondered what they do with the batteries
but this isn't really a how its made video for batteries now is it?