Good to know the ISS has a junk drawer like I do and can’t decide which of the batteries gathering in there work so toss them all. ;)
The even have the temporary addition to use as junk room:
An experimental module added to the International Space Station three years ago to test expandable module technologies has been cleared to remain on the station through the late 2020s.
In a July 30 presentation at the ISS Research and Development Conference here, Nathan Wells, an instrumentation lead for the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) at NASA, said the module’s on-orbit performance had exceeded expectations and that it had been cleared to remain on the station to 2028.
“Now it’s become more of a core facility,” he said of BEAM, which is now being used for stowage to free up volume on the cramped station.