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Some people still have weird thoughts like that. This morning, my
mother's hearing aid battery went dead and she told me that she
didn't carry spares because they would magnetize everything in
her purse!


Including her little Kleenex packet?

And if you tried to put spare cells in her purse to prove to her that this
wasn't so, she do everything possible to keep you from touching her purse,
including even kicking and biting you. (I'm not kidding.)


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Some people still have weird thoughts like that. This morning, my
mother's hearing aid battery went dead and she told me that she
didn't carry spares because they would magnetize everything in
her purse!


Including her little Kleenex packet?

And if you tried to put spare cells in her purse to prove to her that this
wasn't so, she do everything possible to keep you from touching her purse,
including even kicking and biting you. (I'm not kidding.)


Most people are disconnected from the modern technologies. I once went
to buy a watch battery. They came in a two pack, I only wanted one. The
sales girl said to save one by wrapping it in tinfoil and putting it in
the fridge!!! Where in the world did she get that? Ken
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William Sommerwerck wrote:
"Jim Mueller" wrote in
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Some people still have weird thoughts like that. This morning, my
mother's hearing aid battery went dead and she told me that she
didn't carry spares because they would magnetize everything in
her purse!


Including her little Kleenex packet?

And if you tried to put spare cells in her purse to prove to her that
this
wasn't so, she do everything possible to keep you from touching her
purse,
including even kicking and biting you. (I'm not kidding.)


Most people are disconnected from the modern technologies. I once went to
buy a watch battery. They came in a two pack, I only wanted one. The sales
girl said to save one by wrapping it in tinfoil and putting it in the
fridge!!! Where in the world did she get that? Ken


That could be quite entertaining with a fully charged NiCd.


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William Sommerwerck wrote:
"Jim Mueller" wrote in
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Some people still have weird thoughts like that. This morning, my
mother's hearing aid battery went dead and she told me that she
didn't carry spares because they would magnetize everything in
her purse!


Including her little Kleenex packet?

And if you tried to put spare cells in her purse to prove to her that this
wasn't so, she do everything possible to keep you from touching her purse,
including even kicking and biting you. (I'm not kidding.)


Most people are disconnected from the modern technologies. I once went
to buy a watch battery. They came in a two pack, I only wanted one. The
sales girl said to save one by wrapping it in tinfoil and putting it in
the fridge!!! Where in the world did she get that? Ken


Putting it in the fridge sounds like a good idea, wrapping it in
"tinfoil" sounds like a bad idea, but fortunately tinfoil is not so
easily available.


Regards,

John Byrns

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I once went to buy a watch battery. They came in a two pack,
I only wanted one. The sales girl said to save one by wrapping
it in tinfoil and putting it in the fridge!!! Where in the world did
she get that?


Well, doesn't one same unneeded food by wrapping it in foil and sticking it
in the refrigerator?

Ignoring the fact that the foil would have shorted the cell... This is
actually a perfectly good idea if you can seal the cell in a moisture-proof
package (so it doesn't dry out in the refrigerator's low humidity).





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Ken wrote:
William Sommerwerck wrote:
"Jim Mueller" wrote in
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Some people still have weird thoughts like that. This morning, my
mother's hearing aid battery went dead and she told me that she
didn't carry spares because they would magnetize everything in
her purse!


Including her little Kleenex packet?

And if you tried to put spare cells in her purse to prove to her that
this
wasn't so, she do everything possible to keep you from touching her
purse,
including even kicking and biting you. (I'm not kidding.)


Most people are disconnected from the modern technologies. I once went
to buy a watch battery. They came in a two pack, I only wanted one. The
sales girl said to save one by wrapping it in tinfoil and putting it in
the fridge!!! Where in the world did she get that? Ken

From the sales manager. It boosts sales, and has the same
turnover period as one battery.
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