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Same with light switches in the house. Lived there for 19 years and was still flipping the wrong switch.
 
Same with light switches in the house. Lived there for 19 years and was still flipping the wrong switch.
yep. The big rockers. I look at them and it's obviously off. I go to turn it on and now I'm in the dark and bent over to untie my boot.. Oh yeah, right, that one is a 3way, so visual is useless. lol And actually I need the one that's over on the other wall. clop clop

Older house with a wall removed to open up the floor plan, and some desperate measures to relocate switches, and then subdivided to rent a portion. Technically against code, one switch is on the wrong side of a door... because that door was merely an archway until a couple years ago.
 
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Once upon a time I didn't have that problem. Fewer drawers and fewer tools. I finally broke down and labeled almost all the boxes and almost all the drawers so employees would put things away in the right place(That's my story and I'm sticking to it). I look for the labels first now, but still think I shouldn't need them for some reason. I have found putting labels on shelves drawers and containers makes a lot of stuff easier.
 
Once upon a time I didn't have that problem. Fewer drawers and fewer tools. I finally broke down and labeled almost all the boxes and almost all the drawers so employees would put things away in the right place(That's my story and I'm sticking to it). I look for the labels first now, but still think I shouldn't need them for some reason. I have found putting labels on shelves drawers and containers makes a lot of stuff easier.
I’m big on labeling boxes and drawers, carry over from working in the lab I guess. Lots of little shit to keep track of.
 
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