What type of shaver do you use most of the time? Answers Votes Percent 1. A cord/cordless rechargeable shaver. 9 64% 2. A cordless-only rechargeable shaver. 2 14% 3. A corded-only shaver. 3 21% 4. A battery-operated shaver. 0 0% Total Votes: 14

The following question is for those who have a rechargeable shaver. What type of rechargeable batteries are inside the shaver? Answers Votes Percent 1. Nickel-Cadmium 6 50% 2. Nickel Metal Hydride 4 33% 3. Lithium Ion 2 17% Total Votes: 12

Does your rechargeable shaver have a charge-level meter? Answers Votes Percent 1. Yes 7 58% 2. No 5 42% Total Votes: 12

How long do the rechargeable batteries last from your experience? Answers Votes Percent 1. Much less than five years. 1 10% 2. Less than five years. 3 30% 3. about five years. 6 60% 4. More than five years. 0 0% 5. Much More than five years. 0 0% Total Votes: 10

Do you try to take precautions to make the batteries last longer? Answers Votes Percent 1. Yes 6 50% 2. No 6 50% Total Votes: 12

What do you do when the batteries wear out inside the shaver? Answers Votes Percent 1. Get the batteries replaced by a professional. 1 11% 2. Replace the batteries myself. 3 33% 3. Discard the shaver and get a new shaver. 5 56% 4. Discard the shaver after removing the batteries for proper disposal and get a new shaver. 0 0% Total Votes: 9

The next three questions cover all rechargeable personal care appliances. Have you tried to replace the rechargeable cells (using a soldering iron) yourself? Answers Votes Percent 1. Yes 3 25% 2. No 9 75% Total Votes: 12

Were you successful in replacing the cells yourself? Answers Votes Percent 1. Yes 3 43% 2. No 4 57% Total Votes: 7

Are you satisfied with the performance of the personal care appliance after replacing the cells yourself? Answers Votes Percent 1. Yes 3 50% 2. No 3 50% Total Votes: 6

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