Originally Posted By: John Davco Jr.
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Just trying to get some talk going.
Jack
Just trying to get some talk going.
Jack
Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Hello Jack,
The tip for the day is, "don't take any wooden nickels".
HE HE HE HE :)
Joe Myers
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Originally Posted By: John Davco Jr.
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Joe M.
Thanks for the tip, hear you have change for a nickel. Ha Ha
Jack
Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Don’t let go of the ladder on your way up or down!
Joe Myers
Originally Posted By: jmyers
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When taking the cover off an electrical panel I always touch the cover and the ground wire with a voltage tester before I touch the screws. I have never come accross a live one yet but I am not waiting around to be the first.
Besides my therapist told me I have had enough electric shock therapy.
HE HE HE!!
Joe Myers
Originally Posted By: jfarsetta
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shocking…
Originally Posted By: Ben Gromicko
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http://www.pbpipe.com/notice_short.htm
Aside: My new employee, Mike, just scored big points with everyone by recognizing that the GE dishwasher he was inspecting had a recall. He got our client the GE recall web-site address and information. Recalls and class action stuff is really awsome to have on-hand at an inspection. Does anyone have a easy way to incorporate them into your home inspection service?
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Benjamin John Gromicko
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PEACH Inspections
NACHI & ASHI Member
Originally Posted By: jfarsetta
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Great job!
Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Ben,
You mean you actually found another sucker...I mean employee. BTW...great catch.
I little while ago I came accross some software that tracked recalls by model, manufacturer or serial number. Unfortunately I do not remember what it was or where I found it.
I will look on the internet.....if I find it again I will pass it along.
Joe Myers
Originally Posted By: Kevin McMahon
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This is not software, but it seems like a good database to find recalls for just about anything.
http://www.cpsc.gov/cgi-bin/recalldb/prod.asp
Originally Posted By: tallen
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Kevin ,
good find!!
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