If you ever need to start your car but the battery is dead, Kipkay has the answer in this how-to video. All you need to charge it is a little red wine. This is not an excuse to drink and drive. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to charge your car battery with red wine.
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yea water works just fine.and its FREE
it is great
it is free?
See this post:
http://community.discovery.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/9701967776/m/7891913089
It doesn't look like it is true.
i wonder if mythbusters could investigate this
wicked!
the alcohol in the red wine is the key. water works fine if there is still a charge just to keep the acid level high enough, but if it wont crank red wine works because the alcohol is acidic, it causes a chemical reaction needed to produce a charge.
i cant see any video..
Will this work on an old battery?
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