Posted by Ellis Kinney on April 19, 2018 at 06:37:52 from (74.138.166.55):
Our house is laid out so the kitchen island is directly between the back door and the office. This is SWMBO's fault. She seems to be in a constant state of turmoil due to small tractor and dozer parts that I leave for a short while on the kitchen counter, along with parts lists that out of necessity have to accompany all parts. I usually take heroic efforts to clean most of the grease and oil from said parts, and besides, the counter is black granite and does not show dirt. I can't help it that I clean most parts with gas and it smells bad. SWMBO says that I have 2 barns and 2 garages to leave parts, and I frequently find my parts moved to an undisclosed location. I certainly hope that others on this forum are not working under such unreasonable conditions. I wonder if Sweetfeet has an opinion. Thanks, Ellis
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