I have a bunch of golf cart batteries that split over the winter due to my stupidity and a charger that quit.
Since they are leaking what kind of container can I put them in to transport them? Will a Rubbermaid Roughneck container work or will the acid eat through the plastic?
Plastic containers are idea so long as the load doesn't split or crack them.
We just bought some Plastic containers at Wally World for $8. each. that will work for that just fine. Lots of sizes to choose from. How long are you planning to keep them in this container? M&C
I only need to keep the batteries in the container long enough to haul them to a disposal place. I know certain types of plastic can't handle battery acid.
Belfert,
You might have gotten rid of the batteries by now, but in case you haven't yet, I'll offer a suggestion. Get a box, or better yet, one of those big bags of baking soda. Keeping soda handy is a good idea any time we have to handle the batteries, along with a gallon or so of water. Also, wear clothes you can throw away, because regardless of how careful you are, somehow holes always seem to show up after the laundry is done. Eye protection is a good idea. I had a battery turn over in a boat and the acid soaked the indoor/outdoor carpet. I neutralized it with soda along with plenty of water and wallah :) No damage! That hydrochloric acid is nasty stuff! I think I spelled it right.
Dennis