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Re: Recommendation for inventory labels?One of my two grandmother's-in-law... she was a widow at a young age, and the heiress of a fairly sizable (for the day) fruit orchard... which she single-handedly ran for a few decades, and she was no mechanic... but a pretty sharp cookie. When it came time to drive (or tow) some piece of equipment to a mechanic for rehibilitation, she'd dot all the suspect components with a little dot of fingernail polish (in a not very obvious location)... and after the job was finished, she refused to pay for any "changed component" that still sported a dot of fingernail polish. As I understand it, she'd evoked really red faces on more than one mechanic during her tenure. "Trust and verify" was her motto.
Re: Recommendation for inventory labels?
One of my two grandmother's-in-law... she was a widow at a young age, and the heiress of a fairly sizable (for the day) fruit orchard... which she single-handedly ran for a few decades, and she was no mechanic... but a pretty sharp cookie. When it came time to drive (or tow) some piece of equipment to a mechanic for rehibilitation, she'd dot all the suspect components with a little dot of fingernail polish (in a not very obvious location)... and after the job was finished, she refused to pay for any "changed component" that still sported a dot of fingernail polish. As I understand it, she'd evoked really red faces on more than one mechanic during her tenure. "Trust and verify" was her motto.
