What should I do if my Ni-MH rechargeable battery leaks?
If the leaking electrolyte comes into touch with the eyes or body and is not adequately removed, it can cause blindness or severe burning sensations.
As a result, it is critical to adopt proper treatment steps as soon as possible to avoid those hazards.
If any leakage comes into contact with your eyes or skin, immediately rinse them with plenty of water and consult your doctor.
If any leakage comes into contact with clothing or furnishings, properly clean them.
A battery that is leaking or has previously leaked is unfit for use and should be discarded. Place the batteries in a plastic bag, without touching them, and place it in an electrical store's recycling bin.
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