 | Remove batteries from all technology handheld units
such as calculators & remote controls when not in use (especially during summer
months) |
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| Separate all batteries from touching each other or
metal (wrap in plastic wrap or placed cross-wise in a non-metal
container -- the kind chocolate chip cookies come in is ideal) |
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| Use a label and place the date on a set of batteries |
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| Store batteries in a cool place
-- a refrigerator is ideal but cover to keep
condensation off the batteries. |
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| Check for acid leakage before using batteries again |
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Here is an Aver Key remote
after batteries were left in over the summer. The leakage
is obvious and the remote is useless. |
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