Battery storage

[Rover 11]

Got a set of batteries for a Pro Dytter that I don't need right now. Whats the best way to keep them? In a fridge?
Thanks for your replies.

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The Energizer Bunny says:

DO practice proper battery storage by keeping batteries in a cool, dry place at normal room temperature. It is not necessary to store batteries in a refrigerator.

http://www.energizer.com/learning-center/battery-care/Pages/dos-and-donts.aspx

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The Energizer Bunny says:

DO practice proper battery storage by keeping batteries in a cool, dry place at normal room temperature. It is not necessary to store batteries in a refrigerator.

http://www.energizer.com/learning-center/battery-care/Pages/dos-and-donts.aspx

as they is little fellas i also keep them in little snap lock bags seperately

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[billvon 3,009]

Put them in a ziplock bag and put them in the refrig if you want to store them for a longish time.

[AndreLapointe 0]

Cool dry place is sufficient.
Laboratory testing have demonstrated that keeping batteries in the fridge have no benefit.

As an aside...
with practically dead Lithium Ion batteries,
you can get a little more power out of them by smashing the batteries against a hard surface like a table or the floor, it actually re-energizes the little protons and electrons for little while...

[riggerrob 643]

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As an aside...
with practically dead Lithium Ion batteries,
you can get a little more power out of them by smashing the batteries against a hard surface like a table or the floor, it actually re-energizes the little protons and electrons for little while...