AA and AAA Batteries for Emergency Kits
Rotate a full pack of fresh alkaline or lithium AA/AAA every 2 years. Lithium primaries handle cold and humidity better, which matters for flashlights and radios stored in a garage or car.
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- Alkaline or lithium for an emergency kit?
- Lithium. Longer shelf life (10+ years vs 5–7), lower temperature tolerance, and no leakage risk that can destroy a radio during storage.
- Can I mix old and new batteries?
- No. Mixing drains newer cells prematurely and increases leak risk in the older ones.
- How many spare batteries should a family of 4 keep?
- Minimum 16 AA and 8 AAA for a 72-hour blackout — two full swaps for headlamps, radio, and children's lights.