Charging Batteries

[its_me1945]

My ecig adventure started in july with buying a Smoke 51 kit at my local mall and i have not smoked a "real cig" since then.THE cartridges taste awful but i did not know how bad they were until Oct when i ordered a V2 travel kit and tasted their cartridges and found they tasted so much better but they have big problems with having supplies on hand to fill orders,their shipping is more expensive than others, and they are very slow with getting the orders out.
A WEEK ago i was looking around for other cardridges to fit my V2 batteries and came across V4 life. SINCE the cartridges and acesseries from V2 are interchangable with V4life i decided to give the V4life cartridges a chance.
LONG story short i received the box of cartridges and the 1 battery i ordered today and OH MY GOD the taste is the BEST ! THE other 2 brands left a stale taste in my mouth after the first drag...BUT these have no after taste... i love
them and just ordered 2 more batteries and 4 more boxes of cartridges...which leads to my question... can i leave the V4 life battery on the charger over night??? MY charger is V2 (in fact i have 3 of them) lol.I GUESS i should mention i ordered the WOW tobacco flavor because i have smoked for over 50 years and have never lost my love for the taste of tobacco,
and i ordered the prefilled cartridges because i am too lazy to fill them

 

[madjack]

...NEVER leave ANY batt charging without supervision...there is electrical circuitry to protect the batt and stop the charge, BUT, if it fails, it can be absolutely catastrophic...while many do this BAD practice, I ask you...have you ever heard of any electronics failing...especially mass/cheaply produced item from overseas...the choice is yours..........
madjack

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

Nope I never ever leave charging batts unattended, Far too risky even with a highly quality charger.

 

[DC2]

I used to leave my batteries charging overnight, and even would leave them charging when I was out of the house.
But since I found out what can happen if something goes wrong, I try not to do that anymore.

But for when I do need to charge a battery unattended, I bought one of these...
LipoSack.com

 

[Adam the Aussie]

There's two questions to answer here:

Do you leave batteries on the charger overnight?
Yes, I have done on occasion, when I've forgotten about them.

2. Should you leave batteries on the charger overnight?
No, for all the reasons listed in previous posts.

 

[oldpaintdoc]

I am only home about six hours out of the day. How the heck is a person gonna charge batt's?
Oh by the way be careful getting in and out of the shower it can be really dangerous!

 

[its_me1945]

THANKS for the advice OLDPAINTDOC and heres some for you..never run when you can walk..never stand when you can sit..
never sit when you can lay down!!

 

[Retriever]

I just wanted to chime in the same advice as others have said above as I don't think it can be overstated. Please don't leave your batteries unattended when charging. If something fails you need to be around and have a plan in place. Although rare, it can happen.

 

[Traver]

Get extra batteries and chargers. The risk of recharging a battery is small. Much bigger when you are doing it every day. Even though the risks are small the consequences of burning down your house and maybe you and you family it are high. That's more than I am willing to risk but up to you.