maybe you should only respond to the threads that won't make you tired ... I usually just have a quick power nap when I'm tired
Question about cleaning.
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maybe you should only respond to the threads that won't make you tired ... I usually just have a quick power nap when I'm tired
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Most of the time though I just toss em into the dishwasher. Nice and shiny, all the glasses and plates get all busted up but meh,
Most of the time though I just toss em into the dishwasher. Nice and shiny, all the glasses and plates get all busted up but meh,
For my no drama answer, get some Deoxit D100L. This stuff is designedto be used on non precious metals. Brush it on your batteries about once a month. I slather this stuff on my battery contacts and let them sit in my battery boxes until needed. Don't even wipe the stuff off.
If I had this --battery contacts gunking up in any fashion-- and so far I don't, I'd tackle it first with a white eraser, the one meant for ball point pens, and wipe away the crumbles with a moist towel. I say white because that has the most abrasive qualities. I'd stay away from chemical treatments.
Why would you go there?
That was no better than the post you were reacting to.
Lighters ARE liquid pipe bombs. I've had countless many more explode on me than I'll ever have batteries explode. Hell, as kids, many of us used to throw them at hard surfaces to watch them explode. Plenty of us got chemical burns from handling them afterward also.
Side effects of starting to smoke long before maturity.
ETA... Someone who actually burned her face... With a lighter... lighting her cigarette...
Exploding lighter a warning for smokers | The Daily Advertiser
This lady was killed lighting her cigarette...
Daughter remembers mother killed in fire, following lighter explosion | Local News - Home
Please note: I didn't have to stockpile these over time to make my point. A quick Google search more than sufficed to produced evidence of outcomes we constantly have posts warning about pertaining to batts, but have yet to see happen.
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Why is this thread being derailed? They guy asked a legitimate question. Has gotten some decent advise and a couple of unhelpful responses. Can we let it go at that? If you want to debate the safety of modern lighters, I'd bet you could find a forum for it.
I clean my battery contacts with alcohol.
Though a pencil eraser works in a pinch.
Once pitted, I'll use an electrical points cleaner found at any auto parts store like the one pictured.
NAPA sells a nice one.
Tapatyped
Agreed
Should have never been brought up here.
But since it has and battery safety has been compared, it's a good chance to bring a little reality.
Not one person has posted or found to post a picture of a vaper that looks like 2 face from their battery.
Though, that lady who's face was burnt off by her lighter has made news since vaping has been around. I'm sure there are others also.
When compared... even when "you'll burn your face off" is the topic of comparison... vaping is still a clear leader in safety and health.
Thinking or posting otherwise is laughable at best.
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People need to understand how circuits and batteries work before they get anything unregulated with batteries that come out of the device. There is way too much that can go wrong. Please educate yourself and the joy of vaping will way outweigh the risk.
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