Wii Charge Station

Get A Wii Charge Station

There can be no doubt that the Nintendo Wii Gaming Console has taken the world by storm. Along with the awesome fun however, comes a dark side…BATTERIES. Those Wii remotes are great and a wonderful invention, but let’s face it, you are going to burn through some batteries.

The Facts

Each year, in America alone, there are over 84,000 TONS of alkaline batteries that are thrown away. Alkaline batteries make up 20% of the household hazardous materials that end up in landfills. No small percentage.

The Danger

So what’s the danger?

While we innocently use batteries at home with no fear of danger, lurking deep inside the household batteries are hazardous toxins and mercury that can be released into the environment once they begin to decay in a landfill.

There are huge initiatives around the country, and the world for that matter, to reduce and hopefully eliminate the number of batteries polluting our landfills. Keeping batteries out of landfills should be a goal for anyone claiming to be environmentally conscious.

The Solution

Heck, you just wanted to play some games; you didn’t want to have a negative effect on the environment! So, what’s a gamer to do? The obvious answer is to reduce the amount of batteries you consume while gaming. But how can you do that?

The solution to this moral dilemma is the Wii Charge Station. The Wii Charge Station allows you to recharge your Wii remote batteries with ease. One rechargeable battery can be recharged about 2000 times and can replace up to 300 throwaway batteries.

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If each Wii gamer used rechargeable batteries in their Wii remotes, there would be a huge reduction of poisonous materials seeping into and harming the land.

The Wii Charge Station saves your landfills, saves you money on batteries, and as a huge side bonus, it makes sure the next time you’re ready to pick up a remote and play, your batteries will have the juice to perform.

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