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My CELL PHONE needs cooling off!

You might find this funny, but I am serious. I sell solar electric systems and with all this hot weather and high electric bills my cell phone is ringing off the hook. More and more people are beginning to understand that solar is not only the right thing to do for our environment but installing a solar system is a viable financial option. The more calls I get the hotter my battery, lately I've had to put my cell phone in the refrigerator a couple of times a day just to cool it off......

Posted by Michael Lind on August 30, 2007 03:56 PM | | | My CELL PHONE needs cooling off!

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I think that's kind of cool (pun intended)...
I honestly can't be on my cell phone for more than 5 min. before I feel cruddy. my head gets all hot and it feels weird.
good that people are going for solar.

Comment #1 Posted by: kate | August 30, 2007 08:47 PM

Because I am on the cell phone so much I use cell phone protection. The phone sits a few feet away and I work with a headset that doesn't allow the electricity to snake up thru the cord into my ear, and I don't use bluetooth or wireless.

Comment #2 Posted by: Michael | August 30, 2007 10:31 PM

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