> A quick search seems to offer keeping in them in the fridge as
> one method.
> On face value this appears to a valid offering.

Only if you don't wrap them in foil, as suggested by a woman's
magazine.

That's *don't* wrap them in tin foil

I wonder though if condensation might obviate the decreased
discharge rate of a cold cell. A fridge does tend to have a moist
atmosphere. Alkaline self-discharge is minutely small and a wet
casing could be significant

Joe


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