Reason #1,427,954 to Lanyard Your Lights!

Diesel_Bomber

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<< "After use and before flush." >>

Think of it this way. One "after use" product is actually sterile to begin with, the other is not. You had a 50-50 chance of being "lucky," so to speak. Beyond that, all I can say us.....

:eeew:


It was the sterile after-use product. Had it been the un-sterile one I would have flushed and let it go. I'd be buying another X1 and holding a funeral for the old one. :mecry:The X1 DID have a lanyard attached(Which I replaced.), I just wasn't using it. The light received a thorough scrubbing, a new paracord lanyard, and grip tape. I won't be mouth-holding it, but I never did before either.

So folks, learn from me. Put lanyards on your lights and use them! :buddies:
 

ringzero

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Just don't put the old one for sell at "CPFMarketPlace":sssh::eek::D


Can't believe you guys are scared of a little bit of human feces, much less dilute human urine. ;>

Guess you've never changed a messy diaper or done anything major with a sewer line or a septic tank.

What's a descriptive term for a plumber who bites his nails?


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zipplet

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Thankfully this has not happened to me yet, but if it did I'd rescue the light even if it were the worse of the 2 possibilities... just a scrub and it'll be clean again. Sure it's horrible to do but would you rather give up your light? >_<
 

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Can't believe you guys are scared of a little bit of human feces, much less dilute human urine. ;>

Guess you've never changed a messy diaper or done anything major with a sewer line or a septic tank.

+1 to that. After an old incontinent dog and almost 10 months of changing diapers (and we don't use the disposable kind either) that doesn't sound like a big deal, even if it had been the non-sterile stuff. Just rinse it off and it's good to go. Sterilize with a blowtorch if you must.

Still, sounds like a perfect excuse to buy a headlamp!
 

prof

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After 2 kids, this seems like a minor issue to me.

EDITED--someone might read my post while eating...was about an experience with my little boy, overflowing diapers, curtains, his upset stomach, and my sudden need for THREE clean shirts within about 5 minutes...

I love both of my kids.
 

GreySave

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<< someone might read my post while eating...was about an experience with my little boy, overflowing diapers, curtains, his upset stomach, and my sudden need for THREE clean shirts within about 5 minutes... >>


And people ask me why we never had children.........:)
 

firefly99

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A slip, a splash, and into the bowl it went. My X1 had ventured where no flashlight had gone before. I am not the squeamish sort, so after a semi-smothered oath I reached in and retrieved it.
By the way, what is the serial number of this X1 ?

Any chance of you putting this light on the net for sale ? Please give us advance notice to evacuate the net.
 
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kelmo

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So now you have at least one "crappy" light. Sorry I couldn't resist the pun!

This is why I never borrow tools from a plumber...
 
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