flasherByNight
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Alright, so we all know that a chapstick container cap can fit a whole host of AAA lights and diffuses it quite nicely. (e01, maratac, itp, illuminati etc)
I had a bit of excessive time on my hands to see if I could find every use for a chapstick container. This is what I've come up with so far:
Ingredients:
~ Aveda Lip Saver
~ e01 AAA flashlight
1) AA battery fits in a chapstick container quite nicely, chapstick cap fits snugly, however the body is a smidge larger and merely slips off (easily remedied I imagine)
2) AAA battery fits in chapstick container with minimal vertical rattle, obviously rattles side to side. Vertical rattle is virtually eliminated with inner tube intact.
I am guessing the aveda chapstick design is not typical however of most chapstick containers, so ymmv. (when I'm done with my other chapsticks I'll update this thread )
In general, I like the idea of not having a loose battery flopping around with the possibility of shorting.
That being said, is there significantly cheaper, smarter and better options? Definitely Buy a pill fob and be done with it.
However, whats also nice about this method and what prompted it in the first place was....how do I keep and not lose the diffuser? I know if I kept that cap in my pocket or on the light I'd lose it in a day. So it's a twofer a battery carrier and 2x diffusers :twothumbs
Using body of chapstick container as you can see is loose
Feel free to let me know of other uses :naughty:
No need to tell me what a colossal waste of time this was, I know :kiss:
So will I actually use this method? Probably for the rest of the day so I felt like I accomplished something, then most likely not. Though I have another idea of not losing my precious diffuser
I had a bit of excessive time on my hands to see if I could find every use for a chapstick container. This is what I've come up with so far:
Ingredients:
~ Aveda Lip Saver
~ e01 AAA flashlight
1) AA battery fits in a chapstick container quite nicely, chapstick cap fits snugly, however the body is a smidge larger and merely slips off (easily remedied I imagine)
2) AAA battery fits in chapstick container with minimal vertical rattle, obviously rattles side to side. Vertical rattle is virtually eliminated with inner tube intact.
I am guessing the aveda chapstick design is not typical however of most chapstick containers, so ymmv. (when I'm done with my other chapsticks I'll update this thread )
In general, I like the idea of not having a loose battery flopping around with the possibility of shorting.
That being said, is there significantly cheaper, smarter and better options? Definitely Buy a pill fob and be done with it.
However, whats also nice about this method and what prompted it in the first place was....how do I keep and not lose the diffuser? I know if I kept that cap in my pocket or on the light I'd lose it in a day. So it's a twofer a battery carrier and 2x diffusers :twothumbs
Using body of chapstick container as you can see is loose
Feel free to let me know of other uses :naughty:
No need to tell me what a colossal waste of time this was, I know :kiss:
So will I actually use this method? Probably for the rest of the day so I felt like I accomplished something, then most likely not. Though I have another idea of not losing my precious diffuser
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