They're unlikely to be set off by the scanners but can go off if accidentally dropped, which I can only imagine would be a very tense scene at the security gate.
They're unlikely to be set off by the scanners but can go off if accidentally dropped, which I can only imagine would be a very tense scene at the security gate.
I got a lot originally packaged and this was done in inside aluminum laminated corrugated cardboard. To my understanding this only could be done to avoid static charges. But I cannot imagine a situation that the box could practically be charged.
To me longtime this is a major photographic enigma.
(Back then there were no mircowave ovens in Germany, and I got no idea how such box could end up there.)
I have to confess to having entertained myself a bit as a child tossing them on a concrete floor to see them flash, when my parents indulged my wasting them since the days of flashbulbs were over with anyway.
I have to confess to having entertained myself a bit as a child tossing them on a concrete floor to see them flash, when my parents indulged my wasting them since the days of flashbulbs were over with anyway.