Used or dead batteries can remain a fire hazard. Place tape over battery terminals before disposal or recycling. Replace wet or damaged batteries. Lithium ion batteries: Keep in a cool dry place. Don't EUR money market faces gradual tightening from ECB's shrinking balance sheet articles ING THINK Vaping Safely: What You Need To Know About Vape Battery Safety And Charging Sweet Southern Trading INFOGRAPHIC: How Dangerous Are E Cigarette Ingredients? Lithium Ion Battery Safety Lithium ion batteries are common in many household items, including phones, tablets, power tools, e bikes, scooters, toys, battery banks, e cigarettes, and electric vehicles. Proper use and storage can help