Batteries: Why does the Melissa and Doug wooden dollhouse require lithium ion batteries?
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There is nothing electric about the Melissa and Doug wooden dollhouse. It is strictly a wooden dollhouse on the small side. Nicely constructed. My 4 year old daugther loves it.
2177276
You can use rechargable batteries, but you get more power when you use lithium batteries.
2123880
No it's a bare tool product...the Lithium batteries last so long that they outlast the tools so Dewalt (and others) offer replacement tools so people can continue to use batteries that still have life left.
717348
Most likely the batteries contain something of that nature. But I wouldn't recommend eating any part of the toy either. &#128513;
652021
No, this is a toy that comes in pieces to put together. This is not something you put batteries in. It's along the line of Legos but the pieces come round with wheels included.
2137402
No, on the box it tells you what you need... my granddaughter loves hers if it were here at my home i would tell you what batteries to buy I got it for her for Christmas and bought batteries for alot of toys :)
681679
3 AAA batteries are needed. You may want to get rechargeables for this game unit eats batteries. Lithium batteries last the longest. I plug it in to the wall for my nephew because of the power hungery nature of the unit.
454869
More than likely it is the lithium battery. Lithium batteries have to travel by ground transportation. So that would require travel through a foreign country, Canada. And Canada has restrictions about what can cross international lines. I know this because I work for a business that has to sell things, and sometimes shipping to Alaska can be a pain
1615394
Batteries are not included. It takes standard AA alkaline or rechargeable NiCad/NiMh. With respect to batteries, here's what the manual says: Primary AA battery AA 1.5V Y (Recommended); Rechargeable AA battery AA 1.2V Y (Recommended); Primary AA Lithium battery L91 1.5V Y; Primary LiFePO4 battery 14500 3.2V (Banned); Rechargeable Li-ion battery 14500 3.7V N (Banned)
1389742
The short answer is yes, they work fine. A lithium-ion battery does require it's own charger, but in the case of my Craftsman powered tools the lithium-ion charger will also recharge the conventional ni-cads.
944749
The rechargeable lithium-ion battery is included. It is built-in to the frame and never needs to be replaced.
987606
It comes ready to use with batteries in it. I believe it requires 2 AA Batteries but toy has gone to granddaughter's house so I cannot verify for certain. Sorry
399174
It doesn't matter that much, lithium ion batteries always have a controller, anything else would be dangerous, it shouldn't be more than an hour or a few more, in any case theres no risk of damaging it from "overcharging".
102146
Yes. I use lithium ion batteries in Milwaukee location and so far they've lasted 18 months with at least 5 comings and goings a day.
1075408
We bought this house for a granddaughter last year and I remember installing the batteries in a hidden compartment inside one of the rooms. I remember it had a small screw you had to take out. Wish I could tell you exactly where the battery compartment is. Sorry.
57744
Thank you.Where can I get the "latest specifications from the manufacturer" that list lithium ion batteries as an "Option" ?
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Gabriel- it requires just one CR2032 battery. That is a button-cell lithium battery that is almost identical in size to a usa 5cent piece ("a Jefferson nickel.") I just opened mine to be 100% certain (and not simply rely on my memory.) (It always upsets me when i do not see such necessary info listed in a product's specs.) i have this model, opened it up (just now - to reassure myself tyhat my memory was correct) and it does use the lithium buttine cbattery CR2032 (and just one single battery per bathroom scale unit.