Your car battery terminals are oxidized, dirty, or overcharged with deposits?
Clean them now.
Oxidation and Corrosion battery can prevent your car from starting.
Instead of going to buy an expensive off-the-shelf product (or worse, going to a garage), use baking soda.
Here's how to easily clean an oxidized car battery. Watch:
1. Remove the terminals and remove the cables starting with the negative terminal (indicated by a "-") then positive (indicated by a "+").
Do the reverse when reassembling.
2. Then scrape off the pods to remove the bulk.
3 . Then, rub with a toothbrush with a mixture of water and baking soda.
4. Do not rinse, because the battery does not like water! Wipe thoroughly with a dry cloth before putting everything back in place.
There you go, your battery is now nickel :-)
It works perfectly. Easy, right?
The pods are perfectly clean .
No need to go to the garage or change the battery!
Practical, efficient and economical!
To prolong the life of this bicarbonate cleaning , put some grease or petroleum jelly on the pods.
