How to save Fu Nan battery?

Question 1: How to store Fu Nan battery in a sealed bag and put it in a dry place? Mine is also a wireless mouse. ...

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Question 2: How can Fu Nan's batteries be stored for a long time? This is not a rechargeable battery, put it in a dry place! Avoid metal contact with the positive and negative electrodes.

Question 3: Fu Nan batteries don't need to be stored. Can only be sealed normally. If packed in plastic bags, it can be stored at room temperature without refrigeration.

Question 4: Can the batteries sold in the supermarket, which are similar to those sold in Fu Nan, run when they are taken out of the packaging? How should I store it? Hello, if you have started to use it and then put it away, the battery will discharge a little, and then the energy inside the battery will continue to decrease until the power is exhausted. You should use it as soon as possible, not later than 6 months. Store in a dry place, away from direct sunlight. I hope I can help you!

Question 5: (Fu Nan) How long can the battery be kept in the schoolbag? How to keep it better? Will it rot after a long time? Theoretically, it will take seven years to unpack, but it is basically impossible. Just keep it for 3 or 4 years, and it won't leak at night in a cool place, as long as the packaging is intact.

Question 6: How long will the new Fu Nan battery last? The shelf life of Fu Nan battery is three years.

Question 7: Are there any precautions for the storage of batteries in Fu Nan? Fu Nan battery has an energy-gathering ring, so it should be ok to place it normally.

Question 8: Fu Nan batteries don't need anything. Don't buy any battery. Do not store the battery for a long time, it will leak electricity.

Any battery will "leak electricity" when stored. Once purchased, it should be stored in a dry and ventilated place for long-term preservation. Wet electrode will rust, which will affect the use.

Question 9: Does the new No.5 non-rechargeable battery have a shelf life? How long does it usually last? Ordinary dry-shelf-life batteries usually oxidize in three or four years.