Batteries that vary in size depending on the standard and roll around when the vinyl is removed. It's difficult to store it well, isn't it?


Since I often use rechargeable batteries at my house, the amount is almost constant, but I have a full lineup of AA, AA, AAA, and button batteries. In the past, it was roughly a drawer, but it often takes time to check inventory, so this time I searched for a storage case that can be obtained at a small price.


■ "MUJI" can be unified with a polypropylene case!


MUJI sells various polypropylene cases according to size and application. Some of these are actually the perfect size for batteries.

The "Pen Case / Horizontal Large" (263 yen) can hold 12 AA battery books. There will be a few millimeters on the top and about 1/2 on the side, but it will be easier to take out.



The "pen case / horizontal small" (189 yen) is just the size of a AAA battery. If you put 15 of these, the width will be a little extra.




Thick single-size batteries can be stored in a deep "first aid kit" (231 yen). However, since it only fits three, it is suitable for homes where there is only a spare flashlight.



For those who want to pack button batteries compactly, a small case such as a "small soap case" (120 yen) is useful.



■ Celia's SD card case fits Cinderella!


The "SD card case" of the 100-yen shop "Ceria" is perfect for both AA and AAA batteries when the partition inside is removed. There are 6 AA and 11 AAA, which is a little touching.




Recommended for those who want to hide the feeling of life because the contents cannot be seen. If you label it outside, it will be smooth when you look for it.


Ceria also sells a "portable battery case" for carrying dry batteries. A total of 12 AA models can be stored in 2 stages, making it easy to separate before and after use.



It is also a point that you can partition the space such as drawers without waste by putting it in a square case. If you make a fixed position for the batteries, it will be easy for your family to understand and you will be able to prevent duplicate purchases. If you haven't managed it well, why don't you try it?