Battery Corrosion Fix!

AA Batteries (Esp Duracells) are known for leaking and destroying electronics. This is a quick fix to get you back up and running.
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[@Nanogrip]

Great tip! I've never thought about using vinegar. I normally use brushes or break the head off a tongue blade to give me a rough surface to scrape off the stuff. I also find that once the terminals have their plating gone, from corrosion, they tend to corrode soon after again. I add a bit of petroleum jelly to help fight off corrosion. Higher amp stuff will get silicone grease.
Looking forward to the next tips!

[@tedbell4416]

Another tip put lithium batteries in remotes and things not used much, no leaks

[@kenandbarbie-b6c]

👍

[@joell439]

So what brand AA batteries do you recommend that leak less?

[@BetterBiomedChannel]

Energizer lithium or rechargeable for anything expensive.

[@joell439]

@@BetterBiomedChannel thank you 🙏

[@slayerslasher09]

If you have the budget wouldn't you just use contact cleaner.
I suppose if you are at home and have run out then vinegar.

[@BetterBiomedChannel]

Contact cleaner doesn't work as well and it doesn't neutralize the reaction

[@tedbell4416]

Duracells are the worst