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Costco tips - guide discussion
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That is worth knowing - my stash of batteries is running v low and tbh I have had enough of generic ones dying after a short time of use.
No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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So we got the Victoria sponge cakes. They're not half bad tbf. Massive though. We cut one "small" sponge cake into four
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I thought 7kWh = still costs you money? I charge at home tbh too but could have done with a free 7kWh anyway lol
I do tbf need lithium cell type batteries unfortunately
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The slow chargers are free, you just need to show your Costco card and the Costco employees turn on the charger. They tell me that it’s restricted to the time you are shopping so you can’t leave your car there all day. One guy said they were told to switch them off after 3 hours, but I don’t know how well they are policed.
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