But what Brian posted, taken literally, is a bad practice.

I've seen some GCs have an errors and omissions insurance policy as well as general liability insurance policies - is it standard practice to ask for these?

Any best practices to get rid of the scratches?  

So there's no practical experience to be had. 

We have a practice of only installing Energy Star rated appliances and seldom do you find such being offered on Kijiji or Craigs List.We typically purchase our appliances at HD during one of their "pay no interest for 24-months" sales events.  

I personally have nothing to hide, so am happy to divulge to my seller exactly what I do, and most certainly advise our intentions both practically and financially.My opening line is usually, "Hi, I'm calling from New Zealand" that's usually enough to get the conversation started - unfair advantage - you bet . . . . but us Kiwi's are a creative bunch!

Do you have a best practice standard morning routine?

That said, in general, this is standard practice.

I agree with everyone EVERY DAY is probably the best practice. 

It costs about $3 or $4 a can, so it's not really practical to do a whole garage floor with it, but it's good for fixing the tough spots.