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Non-burnable Garbage Updated 2026-09-24 Neyagawa City

Dry Battery / Neyagawa City

TL;DR

Dry Battery is classified as "Non-burnable Garbage" in Neyagawa City.

How to dispose 3 STEPS Regular collection
  1. 1 Put the batteries in a clear bag, separate from other garbage
  2. 2 Put them out on non-burnable garbage day (1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesdays)
  3. 3 Put them out by 9:00 a.m. on the collection day
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Basic Info Quick Facts

Category Non-burnable Garbage
Pickup Day Varies by area See the city's collection calendar
Fee Free
Booking No booking Just put out on day

Details & How-to

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Dry Battery is classified as Non-burnable Garbage.

Disposal Steps

  1. Put the batteries in a clear bag, separate from other garbage
  2. Put them out on non-burnable garbage day (1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesdays)
  3. Put them out by 9:00 a.m. on the collection day

Important Notes

Collection schedules and sorting rules may change. Please check the official website for the latest information.

  • Mixing batteries with other garbage can cause fires and is very dangerous
  • Coin batteries (CR, BR, etc.) and button batteries (LR, SR, PR) also go out as non-burnable garbage in a separate clear bag

Disposal Method Comparison

Method Cost Effort Speed
Municipal Low/Free Medium Slow
Pickup High Low Fast
Recycle Free+ Medium Medium
Flea market Free+ High Slow

Official Info & Contact

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Neyagawa City Contact

Contact
Muni. Neyagawa City Osaka
Dept. Environmental Division 📞 072-824-0911
Official Official website Check for latest info
Category Non-burnable Garbage

Official Sources

Primary Source
Disclaimer This article is based on official information from Neyagawa City, but may differ from current rules. Verify on the official website before disposing. See our Editorial Policy and Terms of Use.
SOURCENeyagawa City LAST REVIEW2026-09-24 PREFOsaka