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36-Count Energizer Max AA Alkaline Batteries

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$15

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Home Depot has 36-Count Energizer Max AA Alkaline Batteries for $14.97. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.

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Home Depot has 36-Count Energizer Max AA Alkaline Batteries for $14.97. Shipping is free, otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.

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ktg
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Are Duracells still cocnsidered the namebrand AA mostly likely to leak and destroy whatever they're in?
The Profit
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nm...

I miss the cheap tubs of BF Rayovacs...
spentnickles
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I will NEVER EVER EVER buy Rayovac batteries again....way too many leaky ones that ruined electronics (door locks, garage door openers, firestick remotes, wii controllers, about anything you can imagine).... Horrible batteries. I thought I would miss them too but what I won't miss is leaky battery acid everywhere...

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sheygets
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Also at HomeDepot, 60 HDX Double A Alkaline Batteries 19.87 or 33¢ ea. Also 10-yr storage life Everyday.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-A...54#overlay
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The Profit
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nm...

I miss the cheap tubs of BF Rayovacs...
Last edited by The Profit November 21, 2023 at 08:08 PM.
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SlickDillie
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Quote from The Profit :
nm...

I miss the cheap tubs of BF Rayovacs...
They're 52 cents each at Sam's. This is like 42 cents each for reference.
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I need this deal in Lithium
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Are Duracells still cocnsidered the namebrand AA mostly likely to leak and destroy whatever they're in?
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spentnickles
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Quote from The Profit :
nm...

I miss the cheap tubs of BF Rayovacs...

I will NEVER EVER EVER buy Rayovac batteries again....way too many leaky ones that ruined electronics (door locks, garage door openers, firestick remotes, wii controllers, about anything you can imagine).... Horrible batteries. I thought I would miss them too but what I won't miss is leaky battery acid everywhere...
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playgamespool
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Any deal for AAA?

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Quote from playgamespool :
Any deal for AAA?
They are the same price. Pay attention Wink
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I used to buy 2 for $1.25 at DollarTree. Aren't those lithiums? Why HD says 'Alkaline' in description?
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SteelRing
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Quote from spentnickles :
I will NEVER EVER EVER buy Rayovac batteries again....way too many leaky ones that ruined electronics (door locks, garage door openers, firestick remotes, wii controllers, about anything you can imagine).... Horrible batteries. I thought I would miss them too but what I won't miss is leaky battery acid everywhere...
I always stock up on the 60-pack rayovac every BF from HD. leak rate no worse than any other brand for me, must be lucky i guess.
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paulyshore
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Is it cheaper to buy rechargeable batteries with the charger compared to buying these? I been using energizer max or duracell but back then I would use rechargeable batteries.
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SteelRing
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Quote from paulyshore :
Is it cheaper to buy rechargeable batteries with the charger compared to buying these? I been using energizer max or duracell but back then I would use rechargeable batteries.
if you have the discipline of charging it on time and having it available when you need 'em... sure. i have rechargeables but I end up almost never using them because the overhead of managing charging schedule is just not worth it.
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westmi
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Quote from SlickDillie :
They're 52 cents each at Sam's. This is like 42 cents each for reference.
Kirkland batteries are 38 cents each at Costco and are higher rated by Consumer Reports (80 rating vs 67)
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webtechy
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Quote from paulyshore :
Is it cheaper to buy rechargeable batteries with the charger compared to buying these? I been using energizer max or duracell but back then I would use rechargeable batteries.
I use and invest heavily into rechargeable batteries and recommend their use for anything that eats batteries like kids toys, home Panasonic cordless phones, and most other devices that take AA and AAA but when it comes to low discharge devices like smoke detectors with battery backup its recommended to use regular alkaline batteries like these as the smoke detectors chirp if you use rechargeable ones. I have both the 10-year "lifetime" smoke detectors(no wiring in an older house), a wired with AA battery backup and even a fancy "smart home" wired one.

First Alert:
https://support.firstalert.com/s/...-batteries

Better explanation from a Reddit thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeImpr...QIb1uu48CZ

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