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I stopped at an AutoZone store the other day and saw these 'Button Lights'.
I thought to myself about how many times I have been hunched over a 'Ski holding a flashlight in my mouth while trying to get tools and parts in the right place. I've also fought many times with various flashlights to get the light in just the right place, only to have it slip out of position or roll under the engine.
I ended up buying all the button lights they had.
These things have an adhesive backing, they are said to last up to 17 hours, and they use the common 2032 batteries (included). It says that the batteries are non-replaceable, but that doesn't stop some people! Just peel the backing off and stick it where you want it. Remove it when you're done. A package of 3 lights costs $6. You can probably find them cheaper online.
Carry them in your car, your toolbox, camping gear, anywhere!
I thought to myself about how many times I have been hunched over a 'Ski holding a flashlight in my mouth while trying to get tools and parts in the right place. I've also fought many times with various flashlights to get the light in just the right place, only to have it slip out of position or roll under the engine.
I ended up buying all the button lights they had.
These things have an adhesive backing, they are said to last up to 17 hours, and they use the common 2032 batteries (included). It says that the batteries are non-replaceable, but that doesn't stop some people! Just peel the backing off and stick it where you want it. Remove it when you're done. A package of 3 lights costs $6. You can probably find them cheaper online.
Carry them in your car, your toolbox, camping gear, anywhere!
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