Got snot on USB cable

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  1. Computer0304
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       New #11

    Well, thankfully, it was not a lot of snot. I will just check on my cable every so often like David suggested.
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  3. Lady Fitzgerald
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    Snot happens.

    All seriousness aside (wait a minute...), I have severe allergies and have found that, other than being totally gross, snot will not damage anything as long as it doesn't dry in place (and, usually, not even then).
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  4. Computer0304
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    Thanks Jeannie for your input on this topic.
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