does anyone sew during a rainstorm on their computerized machine? [not an electrical storm]
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LOL - If we don't sew during storms in Florida we'd never sw. During lightning however I would pass unless you have a high quality surge protector power strip that offers replacement of toasted items or the surge protector placed on your meter by the power company.
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Originally Posted by Zhillslady
LOL - If we don't sew during storms in Florida we'd never sw. During lightning however I would pass unless you have a high quality surge protector power strip that offers replacement of toasted items or the surge protector placed on your meter by the power company.
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Nope...too busy keeping an old dog from freaking out.
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I sew as long as no lightening causing 'brown-outs'. Those are the little flickers we experience here in the country quite often. This is the main reason I want a treadle that works. I also have an expensive surge protector on my machine.
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I have a whole house protector and a surge protectors on all of my electronics I lost a computer once from lighting live in Florida lighting captial of N America
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Originally Posted by MisDixie
Nope...too busy keeping an old dog from freaking out.
Brown outs are a real pain. They can sure do a number on the machines. |
Originally Posted by MisDixie
Nope...too busy keeping an old dog from freaking out.
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Wow, what next? I figure just trying to get that on him would tip us both over our last edge.
Originally Posted by MZStitch
Originally Posted by MisDixie
Nope...too busy keeping an old dog from freaking out.
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I have a surge protector on my computerized machine. If the storm is particulary bad I unplug everything. My sister just lost some very expensive items that were on a top of the line surge protector in a bad storm.. I have too much $$ tied up to risk it . My sisters recent experience changed my habits .. I used to think if Iwas on a surge protector everythng was fine.
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