title: Console.WriteLine() inside a Windows Service?
body: <p>I am currently using TopShelf with a Console Application to create a Windows Service. When I run the code as a console application I use a few Console.WriteLine() to output results. Once the code does what it is supposed to do I install the console application as a Windows Service.</p>
  
  <p>Are there any downsides with leaving the Console.WriteLine() code even though a Windows Service can not write to the console? Are there any risks of having unstable code if I leave the Console.WriteLine() in there?</p>