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This FU unfolded over the course of the last two weeks. It all started when I got home to a mess on my floors. I sprang into action and grabbed my swiffer wetjet to dispatch with the mess, when I noticed it wasn't spraying despite having just refilled the juice. I looked up how to replace the batteries, assuming this must be the malfunction, and put four batteries in the mop that I found still in the pack in my bedroom. Much to my chagrin, the spray button still wasn't working, so I assumed the mop itself must be broken and upgraded my house to the swiffer powermop via a timely amazon order. I also got to work cleaning the mess manually since the new mop wouldn't be to me anytime soon.
Fast forward to today, I got a new deadbolt for my back door. Since the members of my household are terrible at keeping track of keys, I opted for one of the electric ones with a pinpad that allows you to come and go key free. After searching for batteries and finding none, I suddenly remembered the four new batteries just hanging out in the forgotten swiffer wetjet in my kitchen. However, once I installed them in the door all was not well. The indicators kept flashing red and I realized my FU.
Those batteries must've made their way back into the pack after being discarded from some other device, likely my toothbrush. One store trip and a pack of new batteries later and the new lock was firing on all cylinders, along with my once forgotten wetjet. In all my FU cost me 30$ for the new mop, and an enhanced mopping solution for my home. What a world!
TL;DR: I assumed my batteries were good and ordered a new mop on that belief, only to find out it was not the mop all along.
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