It's funny how the stuff our parents taught us always ends up being the best advice, even for random stuff like drywall repair.

Funny enough, I've seen ultrasonic cleaners ruin a few electronic shutters too. The vibrations can crack solder joints on flex circuits. Hand cleaning is the only way to be sure with anything mechanical or delicate.

$1200 a month for password resets" is honestly more than some small businesses spend on their whole IT budget. It makes me wonder if investing in a better self-service reset tool could cut that cost in half within a few months. That kind of savings would free up money for actual projects instead of just fixing login issues over and over.

Wait, was it the same Ohio station that accidentally showed someone's window on air?

Did you swap out the whole bit set or just the one that stripped on you? I'm curious because I've got a couple of old ratchet sockets that are starting to round off and I'm torn between replacing just those and shelling out for a whole new set. Also, what brand did you go with after the cheap one let you down? I'm trying to avoid the same mistake with a new impact driver I just bought.