Seriously, nice work. I read in a trade magazine that some of those flour sensors can pick up dust from like twenty feet away. Your method of wet cleaning as you go is totally the right call, that dry dust just hangs in the air forever. Good talking with the staff first too, because sometimes those things are hidden in weird spots. Getting out clean is the best proof you did the job right.

Funny how one small routine can make other parts of life just sort of click into place. I see it on my mail route all the time, the same people are out gardening or walking their dogs at the exact same time every day. That daily consistency seems to build a framework for the whole day. I get what @tara_dixon means about life feeling too all over the place, but for me it's the opposite, where one set thing makes the unpredictable stuff easier to handle.

One ruined blade made me a detector believer.