Comments on: How to recharge old batteries using a cordless screwdriver

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By: Mark

Mark — Sun, 25 May 2008 15:05:48 +0000

“If you can recharge regular batteries, how come rechargeable batteries are more expensive?” It’s called convenience. You can recharge “non-rechargeable” batteries. However, due to the manner of their construction, when you recharge them, you can’t leave them in the charger as long as you do the more expensive type. You have to monitor the recharging process more carefully to avoid explosions, or whatever. They won’t hold the charge for as long as a battery designed specifically to be recharged, so you’ll likely have to recharge them more often.

Therefore, the average person isn’t going to bother. They’re going to go out and pay more money for batteries specifically designed to be recharged easily and with less fuss. Then again, landfills are chock full of “non-rechargeable” batteries, which is kind of a shame, because a lot of conservation-minded people would not so cavalierly throw them away if they knew they could recharge them and get more use out of them.

So, you’re really paying the extra money for purpose-specific rechargeable batteries for your own convenience. It’s like the difference between buying microwaveable rice and rice you have to cook in boiling water. You pay more for the microwave rice because it’s “easier”.

By: showing some love...

showing some love... — Tue, 06 May 2008 19:20:18 +0000

I love your blog… so much cool stuff… however, the constant usage of metacafe videos is annoying. Most of the metacafe videos you post are not even worth watching. Especially the Kip Kay ones. Are you getting a kick back for mentioning his videos or are you secretly tie in with him and share on the producer rewards?

The net has so many cool sites with how to or DIY ideas you don’t need metacafe to look cool. Let’s try and do a little more research on the net instead of your old trusty side kick Kip Kay….

Don’t get me wrong I still love your blog….