The process of battery reconditioning involves cleaning, verifying voltage, recharging, discharging, and repeating the process to restore the battery’s capacity and performance. It’s a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to replacing batteries, and it can help you save money in the long run.

Reconditioning, or refurbishing, a battery cleans off these sulfates, replenishes the electrolyte solution within, and allows the battery to recharge and function like new.

A battery reconditioner works by Cleansing the battery of sulfates, replenishing the electrolyte solution, and allowing the battery to recharge. This extends the battery’s life and allows it to work like new.

The battery reconditioning process helps clean off the excess lead sulfate crystals in each battery cell and replenish its electrolyte solution, allowing the battery to function almost like new.

Sulfation is a chemical reaction that causes sulfate crystals to build up on the plates of the battery. The more crystals that are present, the longer charging times the battery requires, and the less efficient it becomes. By reconditioning the battery, you refurbish it and remove those sulfates.