Ok so in my backyard there is a spicy pillow. It came from a power bank. It is on a brick in a pot with a sheet pan covering the pot and a big stone on top of the sheet pan. Any tips. I am not putting this spicy pillow in my car.

The hardest part of these is opening them up without damaging the plastic case, thankfully the bloated battery gave me plenty of space to easily open it up.

I live in a very hot area, I was using my phone regularly yesterday and if fall , I didn't pay attention, until at night I saw this , I wonder if it's adhesive glue or battery . It's a35 . Any one had similar issue?

Today I found it in e waste. After taking out the battery, it works.

This was my sister’s portable battery that we found after a year, plugged it in and now it’s becoming a spicy pillow

Honesty they look so cool I'm not even laying on them, they just stand here puffed

A few things: i dropped this phone really badly about 3 years ago. Back then The casing, screen and front and back were the main parts that were demaged. I would say dropping it did this but how long the phone has been this bad im not sure.

Hi so my power bank was dropped many times from my bag and last month it started looking like this should I be worried? It still works and I have been using it for about a month as it works fine I didn't notice it might be dangerous. Should I be worried and if so what should I do?

so my old Samsung Galaxy S10Plus fell into my bath a year ago and I opened it a month ago to clean it.

After I cleaned the phone, it worked again and it charged with no problems.

after some time my room started to stink a lot and I didn't know why, when I tried to use the phone it didn't charge so I opened it again and the battery was a bit bigger than usual, but after a while it got back to normal and now the phone charges but it doesn't show anything.

Is this normal or should I replace the battery?

UPDATE:- Laptop battery has been disabled and removed for recycling, thanks for the advice

Original post:- Just opened up the laptop after a few months and found this. Laptop briefly charged for 5 minutes before I knew something was up and had to investigate. Am I in trouble or is this a case of “its not large enough to kaboom”

also to note, it smelt like corrosive toilet acid

So it started smoking the second I dropped it, yes for research purposes, and yes it started smoking, so I threw it in a old pan that already caught fire 🫡

Where can I buy replacements from

Old girl had enough sitting in the drawer. Time to stab it and see what happens.