what batteries to use for swiffer wet jet sweeper
797938
the batteries are 6-7.2 volts but I would never attempt to replace them myself!! easier to just replace whole awiffer.
797939
Mrs. Freeman, the Swiffer Sweeper Vac comes with a re-chargeable battery already installed. You just need to completely charge your unit with the battery recharger (black cord that plugs into your Sweeper Vac at the top of the green body by where you attached the silver 'broom-stick'). There is an LED light close to where you plug in the black recharger cord that turns green when powered up and then flash red when you need to plug it into the battery recharger. Please let me know if this helps! - Erin Powell, R.Ph.T.
797940
It uses rechargeable batteries that lasted me many recharges for about a year just plug in outlet. and I have a lot of floors to do. You can replace them with 6-7.2volt ones but I wouldn't attempt it!!! they have to be wired and in and hard to get unit apart
1075835
You are talking about the battery . The spool takes the blue one . I use the green one . You should order Weedeater .065 x 200 . The last 5 digits of the UPC # is 02073 .
1133594
I purchased a trimmer and a blower at the same time and have been using the batteries from each interchangeably. I really have no idea which came with which. I have one 3520 and one 3525. Both are 20 Volt. One (I think it is the 3525 has a power claim on it. The other does not. It is difficult to measure the power output accurately the way I use them. I'm afraid that's about it.
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Greenworks has 2 G-max battery models 1. GreenWorks 29472 G-MAX 4 AH Li-Ion , 40V 4amp G-MAX Battery and 2. GreenWorks 29462 G-MAX 40V Li-Ion, 40V 2amp G-MAX Battery. This model sweeper comes with 29462 2 Amp model which gives less run time. However both battery models are compatible with the sweeper.
1777046
Go to ebay. I bought these batteries. http://www.ebay.com/itm/370883366847?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
593915
Assuming the batteries aren't dead, check the direction in which your batteries are placed in the Swiffer. Also make sure the bottle of Swiffer fluid clicks or snaps firmly into place when you set it inside, or else it won't squirt.
2227683
I am not know anything about W1 toys and v959. These batteries worked well until I discharged them too far. They quit taking a charge. I then bought a battery from HobbyKing, and it so far has been working longer. It has a higher rating for current draw which is good. My guess, if the battery fits, and the toy uses 3.7 volts, try it.
1762593
We have Hardwood floors in are intire house 1900sq ft. We had to buy two swiffer vac's to do half the house at a time. I just bought replacement batteries from Swifferbattery.com and was able to do just over half the house with just one Swiffer. Very happy with the new batteries.
2114562
I would contact the Swiffer manufacturer. That type of information is usually not available on the box.
180567
These batteries will work with any versapack tool and they last alot longer than the origonal ones. I have a scumbuster too and it works fine. It feels like the tools hav a little more tork too. I love my screwdriver and scumbuster and these batteries make them much better
1658741
I'm using energizer rechargeable batteries that I got at my local walmart. I'm not sure if the batteries your inquiring about are the same but I hope this helps :)
1524042
it comes with a NI-MH battery. Everything you need is with it. You have to put the sweeper handle together and click it on the sweeper itself then plug the sweeper in with enclosed charger for 7 hours to initial use. Just follow all the directions as best as possible and the battery should last for years. My older one of 8 years still has the original battery. Hope this helps.
4639
Any K and n recharge kit will work. Some will clean and recharge more than one time per kit that is the main difference.
193173
D. Henderson got it right, if you research on P&G;'s website you'll see a similar answer to another post. (low power could result in one nozzle not working). For those of you thinking this is some kind of gimmick to get you to buy batteries, keep in mind that companies like P&G; sell Rechargeables through Duracell as well. And, don't go crazy on the environment thing. You're using a swiffer that requires you to throw out the pad. If you are really worried about the environment, get a mop (watch out for those sulfates, though!).
1156562
I don't know anything about jet ski batteries.I suggest calling or writing flaming star doing
727844
I believe any Greenworks 24 volt battery will work I use the 44Wh (29312) but also the larger one I bought with my 24 volt chainsaw. The key is the voltage.
558520
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