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She was blue. And shiny. And on sale. And she was calling my name.... Wally, Wally..... What could I do?

Always better safe than sorry

You all have very helpful replies. All this I already knew but wanted to see public opinion. I learned more about wraps and batteries in general from this! I greatly appreciate the help guys Sent from my LGLS775 using Tapatalk

Nailed it! Fount this on Pinterest and had to share

Even if they don't short out and go into thermal run away a simple leak is a one each nasty mess. Great way to trash a hundred dollar mod with a ten dollar battery. I have to assume if your vaping you are an ex-smoker. Were talking less than two packs of stinkies. A single day's habit fee for most of us. We never thought twice about that in the day.

I personally wouldn't use them like that, as mentioned earlier you should at least re-wrap them with a new insulator on the one. The fact that your mod was acting up would be the first hint that something is not right. I've had considerable experience with different batteries from the RC Car world. From my experience, anytime a battery looks odd or starts acting strange I just get rid of them. The price of batteries is cheap compared to losing a couple of fingers or worse. Better to be safe than sorry.

When I pulled out of the charger I instantly heard a hissing sound I dropped it and ran