The two of us honestly have batteries located all over our cabin. Most of them are hiding in the drawer of junk in the kitchen. The two of us keep extra double-a, Triple-A, as well as 8 volt batteries in the event of an emergency. You can never guess if the weather will be stormy. The two of us have hail as well as Lightning as well as consistently lose all the power. When rain is trapped near the mountains, the water can’t drench many of the neighboring towns. When this problem occurs, the two of us use flashlights and spare batteries like headlamps. Whenever the two of us find some on sale batteries, the two of us Stack Up on anything we need. As it seems, our kids have toys that use these batteries like remote planes, cars, as well as drones. Many electronics required numerous drains batteries. Without rechargable remote controls, a flashing change battery can it be the perfect reason to head straight to the drawer of junk to search out a 9-volt. When my temperature control was not working, I searched for a battery to replace the old one. I thought there would be a couple of different 9 volt batteries for the thermostat in the drawer, but it seemed they were all out. I had to run down to the store to find a fresh 9 volt battery for the thermostat. By the time the two of us got back, the heating and air conditioning component was already off and the thermostat was completely dead.