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-[* black] Remove the old C batteries and clean the inside of the hilt to remove the toxic battery acid.
+[* black] With the Lightsaber disassembled, you can now remove the old C batteries. If the batteries were leaking in anyway, be sure you thoroughly clean the inside of the hilt with a pair of tweezers to remove the toxic battery acid. Make sure you are wearing gloves to protect yourself and wipe away any excess acid with a clean tissue or napkin.