Drop Dead Batteries in Boiling Water, You'll Thank Me Later

[@prabirgoswami8182]

Amazing invention.thanks running more than 24 hrs since the ice process.

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[@Beef-y6b]

It's really cool but I'll probably never do it 😮

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[@amintavakoli4140]

Useful for me ,Thanks❤

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[@rowdy3774]

Do not try this with lithium ion batteries you will explode

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No, dear friend, it is not dangerous as long as it boils in water
Your words are correct, provided that the water in it runs out and there is a risk of explosion, but the explosion is not the same as a fire
I tried it myself, no problem
Thank you for telling me this in the comments

[@majdgroup6160]

very useful thanx

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[@KairuHakubi]

I love how these videos think they need dramatic music and a careful overexplanation of what dead batteries are. I think because they're made by Indians who only just got electricity a few days ago.
I hope nobody falls for this.

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[@Nostalgia1944]

It doesn't work with Carbon Zinc battery. Will try with alkaline batteries

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Thank you, dear friend, for your opinion and the point you mentioned

[@sarahannmassengill7574]

Tennessee

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[@amintavakoli4140]

Canada

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I am glad that you are watching me from such big countries