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All right, I've cleared my cash and brewed another pot of

virtual coffee, so it must be time for the deep dive. Lithium ion batteries are in everything.

Your phone, laptop, e-bike, toothbrush, even that power bank you always forget to charge. They're

amazing. Small, rechargeable, efficient, but when they go bad,

they go really bad. You've probably seen those viral clips of e-bikes or scooters going up in flames.

It's no joke. A tiny phone battery can ignite a couch. Now imagine what one of those beefy e-bike

batteries could do in your garage. Here's what's

happening behind the scenes. When these batteries are damaged, defective, or overheated, they can hit

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