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jolly fix

worked for a german run company for 7yrs,no matter how long a day ,how tired,how much you want to get home etc at the end of every day you would place all tools (clean) back in place,every drill bit back in box,spare screws/sockets/nuts and bolts etc back in the right size box,so still have the habit.every day any bits of paper get sorted into the file in the van,spare change into glove box tin,empty pockets for the wash..
 
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enduro

Simple, I don't empty my pockets coz I don't wash my jeans, wear them till the wearing is done and bin them lol

Tesco's £3 a pair, well I don't want all that grout / sticky / dust going through my machine so why do it for someone else's ?

I wash them in customers machine when the go out...
 
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faithhealer

Simple, I don't empty my pockets coz I don't wash my jeans, wear them till the wearing is done and bin them lol

Tesco's £3 a pair, well I don't want all that grout / sticky / dust going through my machine so why do it for someone else's ?
wear to destructon, then bin. here too
 

Dan

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I used to shove my jeans in a pillow case (that was left by the washer) so anything *should* get caught in that. However I got a bit lazy trusting this once and noticed screws poking out the pillow case (not quite far enough to get caught on things) which was a wakeup call. After then I got paranoid and would check all pockets 10 times as I didn't know if i'd already checked that one.

Though all the stuff used to end up on the side and the mrs would bin most of it. Always used to end up buying 5 and 6mm drill bits as a result as I could never bloody find one in the pack in the van! Ended up with loads of 'em.

You replace one habit with another. :lol: It's true what they say.
 

Ajax123

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Tissues and Screws are the bain of my Mrs life with my work trousers. Our washing machine broke down a while ago and the engineer who came to repair it showed her the broken pump he had to change - the diaphragm was apparently peirced with several 2" screws.

At least I think that's what she meant when she said the engineer gave her several screws on the washing machine.......hmmmm!
 

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