Embarrassing moments while entertaining

 

Have you ever had one of those moments when you had house-guests and they wanted to see a high-tech, solar-powered, dental drill. You found a dental-drill for them to play with. The group went to  a place where it is safe to test dental-drills. That is when you found out the unit was missing one of the parts.

An important part.

Things happen. Dental-drills need cleaning and lubrication. Soaking parts in kerosene is a time-honored way of cleaning some models. The best way to not lose other parts is to button it back up.

The weather is getting nicer outside. It might be a good time to function-test all of your dental drills.

You don't want to find out that any of your tool(s) are in-op or the batteries are weak when you are in the middle of performing a dozen root-canals.