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Analog clock...setting time
As a force of habit I have been resetting the clocks around the house by only moving the hands clockwise. Somewhere along the line I was told a clock could be damaged if you moved the hands backwards. I have no idea of the source or validity of the information. Have I been misled all these years? |
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