It does not need dry battery for it is handle generate electricity.
OK - I think we get your drift here.
For it has illuminate diode, so it is suitable for urgent illuminate at night.
Almost a haiku, that first bit. And the 'urgent illuminate' point is very well made. Rarely if ever can I get away with booking illumination in advance. Especially at night-time.
It is a kind of small articles with convenient schlep and storage.
And if you don't understand that, you're just a schmuck. But then it gets a bit (more) odd.
If this product strike seriously will result in inner confusion and cause useless.
Whoa there. Whilst there's something to be said for a little sturm und drang in any lifetime, I tend to shy away from inner confusion if I can. Seriously.
In the course of use, even if the light is dark, rotate the handle can make it light again.
That pesky dark light gets everywhere. But at least with a mere rotate or two we can reverse the trend. Or so it would seem.
This product is not leakage-proof or waterproof, so do not use the machine in the place with water or operate the machine with damp water.
Does Portsmouth count as a place with water? Weston-super-Mare is probably quite safe, as you can spend a fortnight there and never see the sea. So I guess I'd be OK to use it there when that old Weston light starts darkening. And if I can find some dry water, as opposed to the damp water mentioned in the instructions, everything should be hunky-dory, right?
Prohibit to elongate the handle charge connection line, it is the reason of damage for product and charge connection line.
Seriously, I have no idea.
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"convenient schlep" - clearly this copy was written by someone named Huang Goldstein.
You just can't get decent gefilte fish in downtown Beijing these days.
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