Regular maintenance is smart and pressing, then this is tploy of literally anything of value if you want to avoid unnecessary repairs or breakdowns.
Just ask our daughter about her automobile that she recently totaled by neglecting to check the engine oil dipstick for the full several years that she had it in her possession.
I told her that it leaked oil and even showed her how to check it and also how to add more if it needed it. To make matters even worse, I have asked her repeatedly over the years about the state of the car’s engine oil. Every single time she lied to myself and others and told myself and others that it was fine, when in fact she never diagnosed it once. I guess the immature child in her assumed that anything her father was nagging her about must be a total exaggeration. At least she knows better now after what happened to the engine when it went dry completely. My child recently l received a taxing lesson about air conditioning maintenance. I have paid to have her Heating, Ventilation and A/C proposal fixed in the evening or on the weekends on several occasions. I told him after the minute time that she would be paying myself and others back whenever it happens again. Even forcing him to pay doesn’t seem to make him any more responsible with her air conditioning. I finally told him that I had enough. If she didn’t replace her filter properly and keep a rotating maintenance schedule with a local heating and cooling worker, I wouldn’t help him any longer. She had an cooling system breakdown recently and called myself and others instantly to beg for cash to get it fixed. This time I told him that she would have to go without air conditioning until she could afford it himself. Hopefully this will force him to learn her lesson once and for all.