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Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: The blue stuff around the battery is battery crud (scientific terminology) from the battery acid. You go in the house and take the baking soda box and a spoon out to it. Mix the soda with water in a pan, and using the spoon, spread it around the blue stuff, and generally, just all over the battery and nearby. You will see it react and bubble up. Use a lot of the soda and water, and when you think you have got it all, take the hose and rinse it off. It'll look a lot better afterwards.
Gel batteries are called gel because they use silica (or sand) to turn the acid inside the battery into a thick liquid. This liquid does make it spill-proof, like our AGM batteries, but the gel is fragile, and can be easily burned if used in high amperage situations.