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Getting your batteries in a row.

Ever wonder how to keep your fresh batteries apart from your flat ones? Maybe you have a back-up camera and grab the wrong battery whenever you urgently need to exchange power. Natasha, from CocoDash Photography, has a easy, professional looking solution. Simply buy a budget set of spectacle cases from your local China Town. It offers protection for the batteries, a neat storage solution and control of your batteries in their various states. The clear cases are a great idea if you number your batteries or have various types. You could even colour code the cases or buy various colours to suit your taste.

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If you have great ideas you would like to share with us, please e-mail me

Kurt