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New England SteamWorks said:

Yep. I email it!

Not sure all inspectors would accept that. Around here, hard copies must be left in the boiler room- manuals, logbook on commercial jobs, combustion test results etc. Printing out the results and leaving them on the job is the way to make sure it actually gets done.

I’ll pay triple the scrap value for your metal chunk

Speaking of plate warmers—
In 1968, I stayed with a Sikh family in (then called) Bombay.
At mealtimes the food consisted of multiple courses, kept warm on silver trays sitting on a very ornate frame with candles underneath. When I commented on how beautiful it was, my friends mother said she wished she had an electric plate warmer, but they were not sold in India. She said the whole thing had to be washed and polished for each meal by one of their many sevants. I should have made a trade of a couple of electric plate warmers for that magnificent setup.
They were relieved that I ate their delicious food, and did not require separate dishes of “English food”.
A hundred feet away, 10-storey apartments were being constructed. All the scaffolding was bamboo, and the workers carried the concrete up in buckets strapped to their backs!
Air conditioning was by an ancient unbalanced ceiling fan which wobbled above me.—NBC