Mike Lamb Posted June 27, 2007 Report Posted June 27, 2007 Don't do night inspections. You are putting your client at a great disadvantage. This is off topic. Is there a survey as to how many flashlights HIs lose every year? I lose 6 to 8. I use the cheapest Eveready, or whatever, I can buy for most of my work. I only work during daylight (at least for most of the inspection) and the cheap flashlight does 90% or more of the grunt work. With daylight: interior walls and ceilings, under cabinets, small holes and general interior are done quite nicely illuminated with a cheapie, including closets. Big dark spaces get the big bright guns.
Jim Katen Posted June 27, 2007 Report Posted June 27, 2007 Originally posted by Mike Lamb . . . Is there a survey as to how many flashlights HIs lose every year? I lose 6 to 8. I use the cheapest Eveready, or whatever, I can buy for most of my work. I only work during daylight (at least for most of the inspection) and the cheap flashlight does 90% or more of the grunt work. With daylight: interior walls and ceilings, under cabinets, small holes and general interior are done quite nicely illuminated with a cheapie, including closets. Big dark spaces get the big bright guns. I've never lost a flashlight. You need to buy more expensive flashlights. I guarantee you won't lose them as fast. - Jim Katen, Oregon
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