deathan9el
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why not switch off all electrical appliances, fridge inclusive
just to be on the safe side

just to be on the safe side
20,000 mah cannot carry onboard airlines in the past, maybe they relax the rules for this capacity.Airlines say cannot carry as check in
Keep inside letterbox.ask your neighbour to hold on to it for you first... make sure at least a few units away
Lol that is actually where I keep my really dangerous stuff like open bottles of crystalline PP.Keep inside letterbox.
Still much better than unnamed mass market ones. At least there is a recall. Others just close up and rebrand.
Got to leave it unplug to play safe. 2 of our company room catch fire and burn down few PCs due powerbank left charging unattendedpowerbank have been around for donkey years....there's millions of it left at home unattended during that period. do you hear of them catching fire?
Letterbox is safest place to keep.Lol that is actually where I keep my really dangerous stuff like open bottles of crystalline PP.
last time my office always have some full but still charging ones under some corners overnight. no one knows who owns them unless they see someone unplug and taking it back.Got 3 or 4 fully charged but unplugged at home
can?
that is why they charge in office overnight at some cornersif put at home not safe then those shop like Challenger that selling thousand of powerbank how?
keep all your li-ion in a pail of water so if it burns the water will auto extinguish
Airlines say cannot carry as check in
it can happen to anything that is charging..Got to leave it unplug to play safe. 2 of our company room catch fire and burn down few PCs due powerbank left charging unattended
How is unplug power bank dangerous
Imo airplane have pressure change which is why it's more risky.If aeroplanes cannot even risk putting them for a few hrs in check in cargo, then my powerbanks got chance to chibaboom at home
i sometimes not at home for days