Carbon monoxide alarm

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exile
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Carbon monoxide alarm

#21 Post by exile »

Yes my count is going steadily up too as people list things I had forgotten about.

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RobertArthur
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Carbon monoxide alarm

#22 Post by RobertArthur »

Found, not in the garden: an old Sennheiser tv infra-red headphone set. Two completely dead NiMH battery packs. Use them daily, weekly or else.....

L Austin France
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Carbon monoxide alarm

#23 Post by L Austin France »

basquesteve wrote: ↑Fri Sep 16, 2022 10:43 pm I have lost count and buy rechargeables from Lidl powered up by solar charger No one has mentioned a simple torch, model boats /aircraft, calculators or sex toys :o yet
Oh No!
Forgot about model aircraft.
I must have a dozen LiPo batteries of varying capacities which I try to keep on storage voltage.

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Carbon monoxide alarm

#24 Post by rabbit »

I forgot the battery in my carbon monoxide alarm. Yes they are necessary for a wood burner

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Blaze
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Carbon monoxide alarm

#25 Post by Blaze »

Electric tooth brushes, razors, I've even got on in my old Pfaff sewing machine that I've never bothered to replace and it hasn't affected its performance one iota.
Different rechargeables for different cameras, mobiles, a dictaphone ....
Why are there so many different types of battery :roll: (rhetorical question)

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