Kitchen + bathroom on same circuit?
I just ran a new outlet to a bathroom yesterday. It's a single outlet on a GFCI circuit-breaker. It's the only thing on that breaker. Two years ago...
I just ran a new outlet to a bathroom yesterday. It's a single outlet on a GFCI circuit-breaker. It's the only thing on that breaker. Two years ago...
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ViewsYou can also buy plastic "staples", with two nails through each. They're easy to hold on to, and they probably don't cost as much as a staple gun. ...
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ViewsI would look at running new wire. Leave the 60-amp wiring in place, just in case you decide someday to go back to an electric stove. Jonathan Gen...
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Views<i>I would like to make an opening from the garage to access the attic area over the main part of the house.</i>I'm not sure about this...
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ViewsI have a small bathroom floor that I want to replace. Currently, from the joists going upwards, I have: 1x boards running diagonally, 3/4-inch (I t...
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ViewsACD wrote: and for finishing the edges the polishing stones and diamond edger toolsSo there's no such thing as a bullnose marble tile then, right? ...
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ViewsI too have been pleased with Black & Decker's books, except that I don't like the way they split topics such as electricity and plumbing into two b...
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ViewsI attacked a similar problem this weekend. Couldn't get the lid off my drum-trap. Actually, I had a plumber out earlier who said he'd need to cut o...
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ViewsThanks. I am, in fact, going to investigate paying to have it installed, in part because I've never installed any sort of tile, much less marble be...
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ViewsI wandered around the local homestore today looking at tile options for a bathroom floor. After looking about a bit, I came across marble tiles. I ...
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ViewsI recently went through a similar dilema. I wanted to repaint cement-block walls in a basement bathroom, and was concerned about various imperfecti...
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ViewsFirst of all, please don't knock your house down as someone previously suggested. Secondly, talk to an electrician about the feasibility of groundi...
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Views<i>How do I go about getting a dial tone on this dsl jack?and why doesn't it get a dial tone since I have to have filters on my other jacks f...
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ViewsBizarre. When I was a kid, I remember our forced-air heating ducts would bang and boom a fair bit from the expansion and contraction. I even recall...
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ViewsElectrical Inspector said:it is impressive that you should, given the NEC overnight, come to certian quagmires debated in professional forums const...
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ViewsI'm not certain of the manufacturer. The instructions were pitiful, and I tossed both them and the box shortly after I roughed in the fixture. Prob...
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ViewsOh, and all my bathroom lights are on a GFCI breaker, including this one.
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ViewsI took another look at how this is put together. Begin with the outer trim-ring. In that trim-ring is a recessed area into which the glass fits. Th...
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ViewsYou aren't the only one who gets confused sometimes. Just two nights ago I was reading up on "Grounded Conductors" in a copy of the NEC that I just...
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ViewsOk. Thanks. I appreciate your reply. So I don't need to worry about clearence between the light can and the edges of the boards where the can passe...
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