Batteries Are About To Get So Much Easier

March 18, 2015

There are some weeks where I feel as though I’m living in the Live Simply version of Groundhog day; the client woes repeat themselves, the chants of never being able to find certain items meld into each other, the lack of any discernible system for a given set of belongings becomes blatantly apparent and so widespread that, finally, as Bill Murray would certainly have done had he found himself caught in a never-ending day circa now, I’m compelled to take the blog about it.

Batteries.

They’re bad. And by “they” I mean “you” as it regards batteries.

(Relax, I know this is turning out to be the super thrilling, really gorgeous blog content you had so hoped for, but stay calm enough to catch the thesis here, eh?)

It seems as though you all have a good helping of batteries rolling around your casas. Only you aren’t positive of where precisely it is they’re rolling around. Or! You do know where they are, but are positively clueless about whether they’re freshly hatched from a Duracell box or dead as Punxsutawney that one day Bill snaps, kidnaps the creature, and drives it off a cliff. I mean, I think I remember that happening anyway.

So, here. I’m going to throw you a dumb old bone. Dumb because batteries, not you, for the record. Because as it turns out, batteries are really easy to organize. Just for you: 4 options for storage, plus a charger, and a tester, and a pear tree, while I’m at it.

Battery organization and storage! Not beautiful but so necessary.

Test – HDE Universal Digital Battery Tester

Charge – LCD Fast Charger Smart Battery Charger for Rechargeable Batteries

Store – 1. Battery Rack Organizer With Tester // 2. Battery Storage Case Set // 3. Parts Organizer // 4. Battery Tester Caddy Organizer holds up to 72 batteries wall mount or counter top

Swoop swop swish. Let’s get that handled, huh?

3 Comments

  1. jenseeme on March 18, 2015 at 7:10 am

    Perfect timing for this post: just the other day, I was wondering if some good batteries had gotten mixed in with the old batteries waiting to be taken to recycling — and found myself wishing I had a tester. And now because I’d like to run right out and purchase all of these items, I am also wondering if, bundled together, this would be considered a thoughtful house warming gift — or is it too utilitarian and therefore runs the risk of being dorky? Thanks as always, Annie!

    • Annie on March 18, 2015 at 9:51 am

      Ummm I vote yes to the idea! Especially if paired with a bouquet (a word I can never spell on the first try, by the way) of cheeky Spring tulips.

  2. […] Psssst: find out my favorite, no-brainer way to keep batteries meticulously organized over here.  […]

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  1. jenseeme on March 18, 2015 at 7:10 am

    Perfect timing for this post: just the other day, I was wondering if some good batteries had gotten mixed in with the old batteries waiting to be taken to recycling — and found myself wishing I had a tester. And now because I’d like to run right out and purchase all of these items, I am also wondering if, bundled together, this would be considered a thoughtful house warming gift — or is it too utilitarian and therefore runs the risk of being dorky? Thanks as always, Annie!

    • Annie on March 18, 2015 at 9:51 am

      Ummm I vote yes to the idea! Especially if paired with a bouquet (a word I can never spell on the first try, by the way) of cheeky Spring tulips.

  2. […] Psssst: find out my favorite, no-brainer way to keep batteries meticulously organized over here.  […]

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