I can't be bothered. The ones I've tried tend to lose life quicker, and eventually stop recharging. Not worth the effort, considering the effect and the expense.

When ever I can. Batteries cost a lot of money.

it would save me SO much money if i did this more!

it works! but u gotta take the time and electricity to do it
altho most battery chargers only take 15 or so minutes to charge so no big deal

Too much of a hassle. The batteries aren't that good anyhow.

I'm thinkin' about it. Them lightsabers are HUNGRY...

phones and electronics yes...but your typical battery for flashlights and such, no, I don't like them

It's a good idea, but I'm just too lazy to bother with the charger.

I like using rechargeable batteries for my flashlights. Buying alkaline batteries for them can get pretty costly. Last year i picked up a 3 hour charger at the thrift shop. It works awesome!

Sure, why not? They're cheaper in the long run.

I acquired a battery recharger recently and have used the same pair of AA batteries in the CD player for at least 3 months. I bought two more pairs recently--one for my Game Boy Advance and another for my digital camera.

My husband and I like to buy rechargables. Rechargable batteries are actually not too bad, they last for a pretty decent amount of time. Besides, batteries can get expensive when you use 'em for everything (mp3 player, wireless controllers/remote controls, the GameBoy, etc.)

All the time! I have something like 20 AAs and 8 AAAs that are continuously charged and used, both at home and when travelling. But the reason is not primarily environmental, but because trying to keep stocks of regular batteries is a pain.