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The on/off button is an option. You could remove the batteries. If logic fails, try slamming with extreme force, off a large rock.

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Cloth treated with insect repellency offers a long lasting protection against mosquitos and unlike the traditional repellent, the repellency is near your skin not on it which alleviate concerns about skin diseases caused by long term use of the traditional insect repellent.

A water purifier works through the process of reverse osmosis. Water purifiers cleanse water by passing it through a series of filters. This helps remove large amounts of contaminants and other harmful chemicals

People suffering from back pains find sleeping on an air mattress helpful at times. Air mattresses give you the ability to adjust the firmness of your mattress to accommodate you specific needs.

You need to twist the black bulb end off in the direction of the arrow labeled open. The best way I found was to place the yellow end between my legs to hold it in place.

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i don't know. a bit of wet baking soda may fuzz the corrosion away. WD40 OR AN ELECTRICAL CLEANER MY LET BATTERY SLIP OUT EASIEST.

I believe you need what's called a bath tap wrench and it looks like the attached photo.

When air mattresses first came out, deflating was a major issue. In the last ten years or so, all air mattresses built don't have that problem unless they have a puncture somewhere.

I had an outfit that the wires were too short and if there is enough length cut the wire and get a longer piece of wire. and solder it together. taping the open wire. I had one I took the connector that goes on the battery and fastened on a longer wire and soldered them together. Only do this if you understand what you are doing.

put it on a toggle switch.

you sure you do not take the battery out and charge it in a charger?

I believe this lantern is recharged by plugging it into an electrical main. You can see the cord in the picture at the following link. The charge appears good for about 5 hours of light. https://www.lighting-gallery.net/gallery/displayimage.php?album=1420&pos=28&pid=47436

I would return the item to where I bought it from.

Hope this is the right 350 light. https://www.niterider.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Lumina-500.pdf

If the on/off switch is not working, then unscrew the cap that holds the battery in place.

Looks like they sell them in the Target stores. Check google for a store near you.

Yes. If you are planning a camping trip, having a way to drink water is essential. If bleach is the method you prefer, buy some chlorine bleach. All you need to do is add two drops of bleach per quart of water and shake. Wait at least 30 minutes before drinking.

The odds that both bulbs went out at the same time is pretty low, actually. It's more likely that there's corrosion in the on-off switch or that an internal wire may have come loose. It's also possible--and I've made this mistake myself--that one of the 6-volt batteries has been put in backwards so that the polarity is not properly aligned for both batteries.With all that said, here are a few simple tests you can do.1. Check the batteries. If you have a battery tester, are both batteries good? If so, check they are properly installed and making good contact with their terminals.2. Pull the bulbs out and use a voltmeter to check that you have voltage going to each bulb tube. This basically means switching the light on and touching each of the terminals where the bulb(s) would clip in. You should see a strong voltage reading on one or both tubes-I believe that this light is designed to keep working, even if one of the bulbs is burned out.3. If you don't get a reading from the bulb terminals, the on-off switch or wiring leading to is is the prime suspect. You may have to disassemble the light housing to get into that, which may not be particularly easy. At this point, you might want to call Rayovac customer service and see what they might do for you under their alleged lifetime warranty for flashlights. You may be able to send it in (holding onto the bulbs for yourself) and get a free replacement.Good luck!