nut (nut) n. 1. THE DRY, ONE-SEEDED FRUIT of any of various trees or shrubs, CONSISTING OF a kernel, often edible, IN A HARD AND WOODY OR TOUGH AND...
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Bill: your free-standing table lamp plugs into a receptacle. It draws Amps via that 15 amp receptacle that is rated for a 20 amp flow-through for...
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you cannot use 18AWG or 16 AWG or 14AWG on a 20 amp circuit period. What you're referring to in the FACE of a receptacle is not the same as wiri...
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check your ampacity tables for wire gauge. Then check the listings for luminaries. Find one that uses 12 AWG. When you do, install away. 12 AWG...
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Although receptacle ONLY circuits in residential structures don't have limitations unless otherwise restricted, lighting circuits and those that co...
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there is no limitation on the number of receptacles in a residental circuit, except 1) combination lighting (now called luminaire) and receptacle ...
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Some additional things to consider Tshea1: 1) While the water level is still low, and electrical power has been shut off, every piece of equipme...
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Of course Jarrod "trolls" to always lash out after he's assumed a "fact set". I was referring to 1) that the OP did NOT indicate if this was ...
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If you attach a ledger board to the walls (through to studs and adjusted with shims) it will be a much simplier project to install your cabinetry p...
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There are specially rated GFCIs for such applications that are not the same as protections for other locations. One of the reasons is that they ar...
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that your bathroom needs at least 12 AWG, and your lighting circuits might get away with 14, but that if your bathroom circuit is more than 75 feet...
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your lighting circuits will need to be independant of your receptacle circuits in all areas except the bathroom, as your lighting circuits will nee...
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relief plunges in the back and steam and clamps slowly over time. If inside then miter cuts and some coping work to match the profile.
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About the only thing I can think of (but you still need to check with your AHJ) is: 1) relocating the entrance to the sunroom to another side of...
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First of all, yes it's true that thieves will have a view of what's in the garage, can use a window to enter and the garage itself offer's cover fo...
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suggestions would be different if the countertop were granite, soft stone, tile, "formica" or manufactured solid surface like corrian and the like....
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Since you mentioned you're in NE Ohio, I think you'll find this link especially helpful for your gardening/landscaping challenges: http://ohioli...
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As an "aid" to your moist clipping removal when using the air compressor, might I suggest a hand-held "whisk or wisk-broom".? you would want to av...
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here's some ideas: http://www.screen-time.com/screens/double_screen_doors.html http://www.screen-time.com/screens/home.html http://www.scr...
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