I can't believe how quick and easy this is - Really! Click on the picture and check out Kathe's post.
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Thanks so much Kathe for sharing this BRILLIANT (pun intended) IDEA!!! I can't wait to try it out!
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Thanks so much Jeanette!! I'm glad you found it helpful, even if it was late :-)
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Be very careful of using alkaline batteries...use rechargeable batteries instead. Even with the low charge rate it is possible to overheat and cause it to leak acid.
ReplyDeleteOMG! KathE....I am soooo thankful I saw a Pin of this today...just when I needed them most! I hesitate to say that I have actually "thrown" some of these lights out...why oh why I didn't think to unscrew the silly things I don't know. Thank you so much for posting this! You saved my "little" Christmas this year! God Bless and Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI found out about changing the batteries about a year ago. Still a great tip !
ReplyDeletethe batteries in my lights are small chubby ones and I cannot seem to find them.
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