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![]() I've always kept batteries out of items I don't plan on using on a regular basis.
Maybe newer engineered batteries are better, but I'm glad I pulled them out of my laser level awhile back. This is what I found in the bag today ![]() ![]() |
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![]() Yeah, I have seen that. I always take batteries out as well.
Its a mess to clean up in an apparatus, and if the corrosion is bad your equipment is toast. I have a pile of batteries that look just like that waiting for me to take to a recycler. Do they even take dry cells? Oh and that looks like a cut list, making the most of a length of steel. |
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![]() Quote:
Gonna build a stand for an RO drum in my sump room |
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![]() Still haven't done that yet?
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![]() Couldn't get the steel to work from home - truck repairs.
Hope to build it in the next couple weeks. |
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![]() clean the terminals with vinegar(for bad corrosion)and then with baking soda and water on a q-tip to neutralize the acid.clean again with clean water and let dry
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![]() I've notice Duracells have a the dance to leak more as compared to the Energizers.
Even the Costco Kirkland brand leaks less. Anyone else noticed the same? |