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Thursday, June 01, 2006

What Makes a Battery Green?

So many products we have taken for granted over the years have become more environmentally friendly. One such example is that more and more responsible business owners who previously used packing peanuts to ship their products have switched from the environmentally unfriendly Styrofoam to the very environmentally friendly packing peanuts that are made from corn and dissolve completely in water and add nothing to landfills.

Batteries are a part of everyday life for nearly everyone. If you use a digital camera, remote control, think of your children's toys, flashlights and more; you use batteries. What you may not have known is that regular batteries are big contributors to pollution and are definitely not in the realm of products that could be considered "green" or environmentally friendly.

Many people use single use batteries and then discard them not knowing that the heavy metals these batteries are made from, leach out of the landfills and back into our water and/or food chain. Many of which are serious health hazards. The rechargable batteries that we carry are considered "green" and come in two general types. The batteries are either Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) or Lithium Ion (Li-Ion), and these are considered environmentally friendly materials and as more and more people switch to "green" rechargeable batteries it will begin to make a significant positive impact since over 15 billion batteries are purchased every year.

More and more people are getting converted to using green batteries and as certain electronics like CD players and digital cameras use up the alkaline batteries quickly, using rechargeable batteries in these items pays off quickly as you won't be purchasing batteries over and over, you'll simply be recharging them.

If you've been getting educated about the products you use to become greener in your day-to-day living, think about making the switch to green batteries from traditional alkaline batteries. Check out our greenbatteries brand NiMH batteries, they are excellent quality, and certainly the best value - and they are actually green in color!



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Tuesday, May 30, 2006

Talking About NiMH Batteries

As you acquire more portable electronics in your life, you will find yourself purchasing more and more alkaline batteries that can begin to put a real dent in your bank account when you begin to see how fast your digital camera uses the batteries down to nothing.

You might even give the "Ultra" or "Updated Formula" alkaline batteries a try thinking they might be substantially stronger and last longer. Alkaline batteries, even with their updated designs, still are not capable of fully meeting the high power demands of modern day electronic devices.

The environmental impact of alkaline batteries can't be ignored. Unfortunately, the majority of people simply toss their batteries when they no longer have a charge and this has a very negative impact on the environment when you add up the number of batteries that go into landfills each year, even with updated methods of producing disposable batteries with low to no mercury used in the production, which ends up in landfills and find their way back to the water supply and grasses that are consumed by animals and wind up in the food chain back to the battery owner.

Using rechargeable NiMH batteries will provide the power you need for longer use of your portable electronics such as a digital camera or multi-disc DVD or CD player. You will get a much longer time per use off one charge and you don't have to replace the battery with a new one, you can simply recharge the battery. Many people have one battery charging while one is in use and that way they always have a fresh battery waiting.

Frequently, you will hear that you cannot use NiMH batteries in the place of alkaline for certain portable electronics because the voltage is slightly less for the NiMH battery. What you need to remember is the voltage that is measured for the alkaline is the measurement when the battery is fully charged. As they lose power quickly in a high drawn application, your NiMH battery will actually be delivering a higher and more constant amount of power to your electronics.

NiMH batteries are a great alternative to using disposable alkaline batteries. If you haven't already made the switch to environmentally friendly battery products, get educated and make the change today.

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