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Innox in New Batteries

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Innox in New Batteries

Post by bigbrowndog »

Cheers Blokes, Just did a search nothing came up.
I just bought new batteries for my car, HJ75 and boat AAHHHH. $$$
A yong bloke at upercheap said to put innox in all the new batterie and says they will last much longer doing that. Have anyone of you tried this and can say to its effect. I thought it was for batteries on the way out. Thank

LOL this is what came up first in earch????
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Post by PJ.zook »

It would help in new batteries by decreasing chance of any buildup on cells. It certainly helps with dead batteries, i was sceptical at first, but ive used it in my zook and statesman batteries when i killed them from being discharged too long. Just poured in some Inox, charged em for 24hrs and they were as good as new, brilliant stuff!
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Post by stampy4x4 »

I use it in all my batteries.
In the older ones it has gotten me a couple of extra years of use.
For under $10 its worth it!
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Post by KiwiBacon »

I tried it in a set of 5 year old batteries last year. It didn't help.
They were probably too far gone already, but in hindsight it was $30 I should have put straight towards the new batteries I had to buy anyway.
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Innox info

Post by dirtydog16 »

In the info / instructions or on the box it says that innox will double your battery warranty if you add the required amount to a new battery when you buy it. I have it in my battery and a mate said it kept a battery alive after it seemed to be on the way out.
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Re: Innox in New Batteries

Post by bogged »

Inox, battery conditioner you mean?

http://www.exploroz.com/Forum/Topic/278 ... ioner.aspx

I thought he was talkin bout
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Re: Innox in New Batteries

Post by jessie928 »

bogged wrote:Inox, battery conditioner you mean?

http://www.exploroz.com/Forum/Topic/278 ... ioner.aspx

I thought he was talkin bout
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INOX as pictures is excellent stuff!1
i buy it in 4litre containers, it works so much better and sticks around much much longer than crap like wd40

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Post by bigbrowndog »

Thank a lot for your replies, think I will give it a go. You all make it sound good value. cheer. :D
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Post by bigbrowndog »

PJ.zook wrote:It would help in new batteries by decreasing chance of any buildup on cells. It certainly helps with dead batteries, i was sceptical at first, but ive used it in my zook and statesman batteries when i killed them from being discharged too long. Just poured in some Inox, charged em for 24hrs and they were as good as new, brilliant stuff!

Cheers, That sounds similar to what happened with the battery in the Senator as I do not drive it much but it seem to go flat quickly thought maybe the alarm and flahing red light was making it go flat and I had charged it too many times. No lights are staying on.
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Re: Innox in New Batteries

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jessie928 wrote:INOX as pictured is excellent stuff!1
i buy it in 4litre containers, it works so much better and sticks around much much longer than crap like wd40
Yep, love the stuff.. works wellerer.. thats why I was intrigued bout it.
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Re: Innox in New Batteries

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bogged wrote:Inox, battery conditioner you mean?

http://www.exploroz.com/Forum/Topic/278 ... ioner.aspx

I thought he was talkin bout
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Cheer Bogged, LOL you crack me up :lol: I need some of that on my keyboard as [s or S] will not work then when it does it prints SSSSSS :rofl:
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Re: Innox in New Batteries

Post by lump_a_charcoal »

bigbrowndog wrote:
bogged wrote:Inox, battery conditioner you mean?

http://www.exploroz.com/Forum/Topic/278 ... ioner.aspx

I thought he was talkin bout
Image
Cheer Bogged, LOL you crack me up :lol: I need some of that on my keyboard as [s or S] will not work then when it does it prints SSSSSS :rofl:
Looks like I can't spell or I am ssstuttering :rofl:
Or pisssssssed...
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Post by steel »

does INNOX have a shelf life/ use by date?
does it contain Lanolin?
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Post by jessie928 »

steel wrote:does INNOX have a shelf life/ use by date?
does it contain Lanolin?
not that i know of.
in addition to its uses, its also FOOD SAFE :)
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Post by Tomo_89 »

steel wrote:does INNOX have a shelf life/ use by date?
does it contain Lanolin?
You can buy inox with added lanolin.. its called lanox

see www.inox-mx3.com for more details

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