ive heard that batteries last longer if there put in the fridge or the frezzer is this true?

Question

im tired of batteries dying instantly help if theres anotherway besides this tell me

Answer 1

Buy better quality batteries or rechargable batteries
A refrigerator, with a temperature range from 0°C to 10°C [32°F to 50°F], is a good place for storing batteries, especially primary batteries. The refrigerator may, of course, also be used to store secondary batteries, but since they are rechargeable, their loss of capacity during storage may be better compensated by recharging, particularly as they can take up substantial space in the refrigerator (e.g. automotive batteries).

What impact may a "special" environment have on primary batteries? When storing primary batteries over several years in a refrigerator, it is important to remember that a refrigerator exhibits a rather low relative humidity. This phenomenon is familiar from uncovered food which is stored for a couple of days or longer: The food (e.g. cheese, meat) will loose moisture and dry out. This also happens - even if only slowly - to unpacked batteries if stored over an extended period of time (years). The water-vapor permeability of the batteries' plastic seal determines how quickly they dry out. The rate at which the water vapor permeates the plastic seal depends on its cross-section and surface and on the relative humidity of the battery's hydrous electrolyte.

Answer 2

I personally would not do that. I have teenagers and they would probably stagger to the fridge in the middle of the night and eat them.

Answer 3

acording to my grandfather, yes this is true. I really dont know why that would work, but hey, try it out and see for yourself.
it can be a bit weird at first handling cold batteries...

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

freezer works better.

Answer 6

Yep, true.