The Nightollie Bedwetting Alarm is a durable, reliable tool designed to assist children in overcoming bedwetting. With its thoughtful design and high-quality components, the Nightollie alarm can last through multiple uses, making it a practical investment for families. 

If you have more than one child who might benefit from a bedwetting alarm, or if you anticipate the possibility of a relapse, you can store your Nightollie and use it again later. Statistics show that about 5% of children may experience a relapse in bedwetting, so it's wise to hold onto your Nightollie until you are confident that bedwetting has been completely resolved.

However, there comes a time when you might need to dispose of your Nightollie alarm, whether because your family no longer needs it or because it has reached the end of its useful life. Proper disposal of electronic devices is crucial to prevent environmental harm and to comply with local regulations. 

Why Proper Disposal Matters?

The Nightollie bedwetting alarm is built to last, but it does contain components that require careful disposal. Specifically, the owl unit includes two rechargeable batteries that can be harmful to the environment if not handled correctly. The goal is to ensure that all components are disposed of in a way that minimizes their environmental impact and adheres to safety guidelines.

Safe Disposal Instructions

Here are some essential tips for safely and responsibly disposing of your used Nightollie Bedwetting Alarm.

1. Dispose of the Owl Unit in an E-Waste Bin

The owl unit of the Nightollie alarm contains rechargeable batteries. These batteries can be hazardous if not disposed of properly, which is why it's crucial to place the unit in an e-waste bin. E-waste bins are specially designated for electronics and batteries, ensuring that these components are recycled or disposed of in a way that minimizes environmental impact.

2. Throw Away the Cords in Your Regular Trash Bin

Unlike the owl unit, the cords used with the Nightollie alarm can be safely thrown away in your regular trash bin. These cords do not contain hazardous materials and do not require special handling.

3. Recycle the Packaging

The packaging of your Nightollie alarm, including cardboard boxes and other materials, can be recycled. Place these items in your curbside recycling bin. Recycling packaging materials helps reduce waste and supports environmental sustainability.

Reuse and Relapse

As mentioned, about 5% of children may experience a relapse in bedwetting. Keeping your Nightollie alarm stored safely can be a convenient solution if bedwetting recurs. Make sure to store the alarm in a dry, safe place where it won’t be damaged or exposed to elements that could affect its functionality. When the need arises again, you’ll have a trusted tool ready to help your child regain confidence and achieve dry nights.

Proper disposal of your Nightollie bedwetting alarm is crucial for environmental safety and compliance with disposal regulations. By following these simple guidelines, you can ensure that your alarm is disposed of responsibly. 

Remember, while the Nightollie alarm is a durable and reliable tool, its safe disposal is just as important to maintain our commitment to environmental stewardship and product integrity.