I work for a company that makes canned air, please continue to use it
Y’all packaging it with little cans of helium as a twofer?
That’d be seriously hard to resist.
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No more canned air dusters
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Y’all packaging it with little cans of helium as a twofer?
That’d be seriously hard to resist.
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I worked for a high tech company and we made prototypes of all sorts. The use of compressed air to move metal chips or any debris was strictly forbidden.
You could jam the material under the bed-ways and screw up the machine.
Worse yet launch a chip into live circuits or the eyes of co-workers..
If you got caught you were immediately fired.
You could jam the material under the bed-ways and screw up the machine.
Worse yet launch a chip into live circuits or the eyes of co-workers..
If you got caught you were immediately fired.
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