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Gardens in my mind never need water
Castles in the air never have a wet basement
Well made buildings are fractal -- equally intelligent design at every level of detail.
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Pearl Sutton wrote:If it's fat at least get it out of the camera. Generally that means it will leak soon, and ruin whatever it is in.
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Douglas Alpenstock wrote:If it's a lithium ion or lithium polymer battery that's getting fat, I would store it outdoors. They are the only types that are a potential fire hazard.
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Hi R Ranson;
Vince here... A Lithium Ion battery that is showing signs of distress is something to be very careful with. Out of an abundance of caution I agree with Douglas that if the battery is showing signs of swelling I would store it outside, preferably in a metal container with an open top like a large tin can. Place the can on a non flammable surface (rock or concrete) well away from anything that could catch fire. If it does catch fire don't try to put the fire out... Just let it burn itself out and don't breath the smoke.
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