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09-22-2021 12:25 AM
Just started calculating how many batteries I'd need to do my Fall decorating🤦♀️
I usually buy a 48 pack from Sams of Energizers ($19.99) and saw Lowe's has 60 pack of RayOVac for $21. I've not used this brand -- has anyone used them & do they last.
I stopped buying Duracell as it seemed they died or leaked and I ruined a few of my pieces.
Thank you!
Homedecor1
09-22-2021 12:30 AM
@homedecor1 wrote:Just started calculating how many batteries I'd need to do my Fall decorating🤦♀️
I usually buy a 48 pack from Sams of Energizers ($19.99) and saw Lowe's has 60 pack of RayOVac for $21. I've not used this brand -- has anyone used them & do they last.
I stopped buying Duracell as it seemed they died or leaked and I ruined a few of my pieces.
Thank you!
Homedecor1
I have used them they are just as good as Energizers heck I have used Family Dollar store brand batteries LOL They work but don't last long but only cost me buck.
09-22-2021 12:54 AM
I get mine from Dollar Tree or 99¢ Only stores
09-22-2021 01:05 AM - edited 09-22-2021 01:07 AM
I tested Energizer, Duracell, and Rayovac twice each on two 9 inch Luminara candles.
Energizer lasted 6 weeks with the candle turned on 24 hours a day.
Duracell about 5 1/2 weeks.
Rayovac 5 weeks.
Results were consistently the same.
I realize most don't let their candles on 24 hours a day, but this should give you an idea which brand lasts longer. The Energizer bunny wins.
09-22-2021 06:06 AM
When I did buy batteries I found the Energizer to last longer over rayovac
and duracell just didn't last as long as those or seemed to not work at all on a few I had.
Now, I no longer buy batteries.
I invested in rechargeable batteries and a battery charger and just charge them up when they need it.
I don't know why everyone doesn't do this. You never have to buy batteries again.
09-22-2021 07:07 AM
@on the bay Thats a great idea!
09-22-2021 11:16 AM
I have not had good luck with Ray O Vac batteries. They don't last and have a tendacy to leak. I use Energizer or Pro Cell (sold at a Batteries Plus store). I also used a brand called Werker and they worked well. All lasted for months and no leaking.
09-22-2021 11:21 AM
I avoid Kirkland batteries from Costco now. One of my battery-powered devices would quit. I'd open it up and find the Kirkland batteries leaked. A mess to clean up, not to mention damage to devices!
I go with Energizer these days. A few dollars more than Kirkland, but worth it!
dragonfly
09-22-2021 11:47 AM
I have battery operated candles in all my windows that are timed for 8 hours on and then shut off.
Every year, in fall the day after we change the clocks back one hour, I put batteries in my window candles and set them to the auto 8 hour on/off. I keep the candles in the windows until the batteries die. The Energizers last from early Nov. straight through until early August. RayOVac NEVER last that long. I have used Costco batteries that last about the same as the Energizers. And, believe it or not, Wegmans brand batteries last just as long as the Energizers.
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