Good advice. I have watched my wife perform surgery and they only open sponges in packages of 5 and they always count the sponges before closing the patient. A not divisible by 5 count is a BIG deal. If you decide not to make a blanket prohibition against rags but I would count them (in writing) and maintain the count.
David Abrams [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.ercoupe.com ---------- From: rich[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, August 15, 1998 9:50 PM To: Coupers Subject: Rags and Engines For all of you who like to do their own maintenance, let me relay a sad story. <snip> lifters. I was taught by my Father over 40 years ago to never allow a rag near a piece of machinery that was being assembled. If you want to keep it clean, spend the time to cut stiff cardboard covers and use masking tape. Number your covers and keep a log of them so when done, you can count them and know you have removed all of them. Also make them so large, they won't fall into the internals. Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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