Battery corrosion occurs when old alkaline batteries leak acid inside their case, and since many electronic devices don't require regular battery replacements (we're looking at you, remote controls).

It is a problem many drivers face. You see the charger say “fully charged,” yet when you turn the key or press the button, ...

Have an electronic device with battery corrosion? Here's how to clean it.

Car batteries are designed to last around three to six years, depending on factors like the type of car, driving habits, and climatic conditions. If you have it routinely checked, keep it clean from ...

Find out how to clean car battery corrosion, including the best cleaning agents for the job and what not to use.

Car battery terminals are key components of your vehicle's engine. Should you grease them? And if you should, what kind of ...

Disposable batteries are susceptible to leaking battery acid, which can cause corrosion in your devices and could ruin them or potentially cause harm.

Rechargeables are delivering quality power at a reasonable price. And that's before you count all the lost electronics destroyed by alkaline corrosion.

Preventing battery corrosion The simplest and easiest way to prevent corrosion is to take batteries out of devices that you may not use for a while. Heat and moisture affect how quickly the batteries ...