making a magnet stronger

LMAO please do!!!!!! that would be so sweet! and let us know how long the person on the other line laughed for

 

well that sucks there is no phone number or email contact address....you can go to the links of who sells it though

 

straight from ehow. I tried it and it works.

Test your magnet. Place it on a vertical metallic surface--if it starts to slide down the metal, it is weak. Try to pull it off--if there is very little resistance, it's weak. The harder it is to pull off the metal, the stronger the magnetism. If you have a weak magnet, it has either always been weak or has steadily weakened over time. If it has always been weak, there is very little you can do. Discard it and focus on strengthening any magnets that have grown weak over time.

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Place your weak magnet next to a powerful magnet. The stronger magnetic field of your powerful magnet can pull the electrons of your weak magnet back into alignment simply by the weak magnet resting in the field of its powerful counterpart.

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Stroke your weak magnet with your powerful magnet. This will help realign electrons that have fallen out of sync with the other polarized electrons. The rubbing will help pull the electrons of the weaker magnet in the proper direction.

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Thats very good information skype777

do you sell magnets?

Steve