edit: some photos added to make things interesting..
It occured to me this morning as i was packing my bag for the day and about to leave the house.
Our lights travel everywhere with us, they get put on alot of surfaces, used with dirty hands...etc etc etc....how much bacteria might be on them?
i mean imagine you went to the toilet, and forgot to wash your hands, then played with the light, and put it back in your pocket. Say you then go to lunch, this time washing your hands, but while waiting for your food you play with the light.
So before putting my NDI back into its holster, i gave it a wipedown with a cotton swab with the same isopropynol alcohol i use to clean the threads.
what do you think?
Crenshaw
It occured to me this morning as i was packing my bag for the day and about to leave the house.
Our lights travel everywhere with us, they get put on alot of surfaces, used with dirty hands...etc etc etc....how much bacteria might be on them?
i mean imagine you went to the toilet, and forgot to wash your hands, then played with the light, and put it back in your pocket. Say you then go to lunch, this time washing your hands, but while waiting for your food you play with the light.
So before putting my NDI back into its holster, i gave it a wipedown with a cotton swab with the same isopropynol alcohol i use to clean the threads.
what do you think?
Crenshaw
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