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I was just sitting here reading a battery (Yes I have no life) and it has a confuzing warning on it. It says, "Do not dispose of in fire, or recharge. Put in backwards. May leak or explode." Does this mean I AM sposta put it in backwards. And if it has a tendancy to leak or explode I dont think I want it in my new LED flashlight.
You have to wonder about manufacturer directions, I looked all through my owners manual, and it said nothing about applying rubber side down. I guess that means its okay to drive off them ramps.
Originally posted by Bronco2Nic I was just sitting here reading a battery (Yes I have no life) and it has a confuzing warning on it. It says, "Do not dispose of in fire, or recharge. Put in backwards. May leak or explode." Does this mean I AM sposta put it in backwards. And if it has a tendancy to leak or explode I dont think I want it in my new LED flashlight.
Good one, isnt it funny how leaving a little two letter word out like"or" changes the whole label of instructions, words , the most powerful weapon on earth ,imo
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