Many of us own homes; all of us, at one time or another, will experience electrical problems. Most of us living on the incomes that places like Kroger and Wal-Mart provide, if we own our homes, live in old school constructed places.These are the things you need to watch out for, if you meet these criteriae....
Mostly, when going about fixing your electrical/gas wiring, make sure you have ALL avalves turned off. I don't care if you have to hold a flash light bar in your teeth, and have a Canary bird in a cage to see if it dies from C0 gas. Just use that monkey wrench to turn off all the heating/cooling appliances. It will get complicated from here...
Your antique home has most likely been re wired time and again, and finding the original source withOUT calling the power compnany will sound better than good.
when reading the first sentence, i was assuming that if you owned a home, or have bills out the butt, that kroger and/or walmart doesnt pay enough... but reading furthur, i just dont get the point of the post?????
when reading the first sentence, i was assuming that if you owned a home, or have bills out the butt, that kroger and/or walmart doesnt pay enough... but reading furthur, i just dont get the point of the post?????
Well, that's because, as it turned out, there really wasn't any point. Too little sleep and too much work sometimes (for me) = mass confusion for everybody . . .
