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batteries for the kids xmas toys
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If you have a Costco card, buy a batch of Duracell ones - I think it was about £7 for 20 AA size ones - I thought it was quite good value.:wave: Fit Likeee!:j0
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Tesco are selling Duracells BOGOF at the moment, 16 aa or aaa are £4.970
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Picked up a charger for £5 from aldi yest, re-chargeable NiMh packs for £3 (4 aa/aaa, 2 c, etc etc).0
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i found that the batteries from http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/default.php?cPath=777 seem to last well in all my kiddys toy's. every time i buy a box of batteries i also order a pack of rechargeables.
merry xmas every one0 -
here's a link to the review on batteries the gadget show did http://gadgetshow.five.tv/jsp/5gsmain.jsp?lnk=401&featureid=610&show=s7e8§ion=Consumer0
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Can anyone recommend a good/cheap site online to buy batteries? The trouble I find with most places online is when you add P&P they are so expensive....0
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Shame the gadget show didn't include rechargeables0
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asda's are very cheap and ikea's batteries0
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poundland have kodak aaa pack of 15 my dd needed some of the aaa so bought a couple of packs especially as kodak ones are apparently the next best to the energizer ones on the gadget show as for lasting longer:j0
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Are all the tree hugers still in bed then?
If you buy the hybrio rechargeables they will not loose charge when the toy is not in use.0
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