I was doing some cleaning yesterday and came across a couple of AA batteries tucked in the back of a drawer. I was pretty sure they weren't any good, but I couldn't put my hands on my tester and I needed an alternate way to find out if I should save or discard them.
This video showed me a simple way to figure it out. Sure enough, my batteries had no charge left in them and I tossed them in the Old Battery Bag. When the bag gets full I'll take it in for recycling.
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This is wonderful, Kathy! Thank you so much! I can't wait to tell Art.
ReplyDeleteGlad to be of service
DeleteThanks for this, Kathy, how neat.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome :-)
DeleteBeats the heck out of my brother in law licking them to see if he gets shocked.
ReplyDeleteTHAT sounds dangerous!
DeleteOMGosh! How cool is that.
ReplyDeleteI hope your brain is better than mine and you can actually remember the trick next time you need it.
DeleteSo simple!! Another example of the internet having the solution to every single problem we could ever think of!
ReplyDeleteYes, the internet is an amazing thing.
DeleteHe Who is in charge of all things electric does the testing here, but with your little tutorial, I could do it myself!
ReplyDeleteHappy to help.
DeleteKathy, I'd love to post this on my blog. I will link it to you if you don't mind.
ReplyDeletePlease do!
DeleteThanks, Kathy!
DeleteWow, I'd have never thought Youtube would have the answer even to this kind of questions!
ReplyDeleteLily, thanks for stopping by! It's amazing what you can find when you look for it.
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