Green stuff on battery/terminal

[David Ragan]

What is the best way to get that green stuff off battery terminals?

What is it, and is there something to protect from forming again. Thanks:)

[Michael Weber]

You can probably wire brush it off. I've used baking soda desolved in water. Pour it on carefully and wait for the reaction to stop. Rinse and repeat. Don't let any of the solution get into the batteries cells. Messy. I've used the little felt terminal rings that go on the terminals and they seem to work pretty well.

[David Ragan]

These two things are household cheapo clocks with AA batteries. Same deal probably.

[David Ragan]

This is a follow up to the prior battery question.

The movement is bad. The numbers on the back of it are, after, of course, Made in China, "12888"

Do I simply get a similar looking movement that has those numbers and replace. Normally, I use Amazon. Anybody know for sure? They're at most $10.

[Myk Rian]

Would have been nice to put this in the original thread. So, where the heck is it?

It is now part of the original thread.

[John Lohmann]

I've always used baking soda& water too, after that a light coating of petroleum jelly

[David Ragan]

Would have been nice to put this in the original thread. So, where the heck is it?

Sorry!

"Green stuff on battery terminals"