He’s a
pretty good handy man with other things around the house too. Check out how he fixed a clogged drain here.
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Sunday, May 24, 2015
Don't Do This Unless Ted is Your Husband!
The “c”
key on my computer was kind of sticking, so I thought I could fix it by using
the vacuum cleaner to get any dust out. Don’t do it! When I did it, the ‘n” and the “<,” keys got
sucked up into the vacuum cleaner.
Luckily, Ted had just changed the bag a few days ago so there wasn’t much dirt
in the bag. I was able to retrieve the
two keys, but I couldn’t put the vacuum cleaner back together. Unfortunately, I couldn’t put the two keys
back on either. (But, on a side note, the “c” key was working fine after the big suck up.) When Ted
came home from work, he found a video on YouTube that explained what to do to
get the keys back on and he fixed it! He knew how to put the vacuum cleaner back together without looking at YouTube.
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