My Tin-foil hat will protect me!

Jay, you are too correct :)

Steven, I wondered the same

Kathy, I will have to check that one out

Dana, I would not be around some of those meetings me thinks:)

Tom, yup---masking tape

Fred, those kinds of hidden things are the types of things that we miss every day I am afraid

Jennifer, thanks---and thanks for the reblog!

Mike, I would say much of Continuing Ed involves inspectors entertaining each other :)  As to the dents---there are two, but they are actually indents that for the screws that hold the unit in its box

Jay, see my comment to Mike, previous

Clint, I have found backwards b-vent as well---leaves one scratching one's head for sure

Bette, but at least there is some validity to the radiator :)

Corinne, you may have a vent that vents indoors or it may go out the back of the unit or enclosed in some other way

Brenda, I suspect it will be pretty rare to find it----except for that expandible plastic duct that looks like tin foil---that is too common

Fernando, duct tape will never forgive it

Gary, it kind of jumps out at you :)

Wayne and Jean, I don't think the title is quite as good as "Bacon flavored lemon cake":)

Joanna, they certainly don't know what they don't know sometimes

Jenn, I just watched that movie the other day---painful---but the windex works ;)

Michael, never a dull day :)

Chris and Dick, worse yet would be its buiding up in the ductwork

Kelly, you are welcome

Donny, hopefully it will be of use to you some time

Ed, pretty nice!

Suzanne, it is called adding insult to injury I guess

Gerard, one would think so

Edward & Celia, that is a very special hard hat made especially for home inspectors

Bill, pretty simple matter to do properly

Kevin, you too, for a few pennies worth of tin foil can make your own :)

Carla, me too :)

Bryan, a case of one not being able to know what one does not know