should be able to get a kit for it.
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What could go wrong?
Defective dishwasher blamed in death of New Jersey woman
A 47-year-old New Jersey woman was killed on Wednesday by a fire that investigators are blaming on a faulty dishwasher, according to NorthJersey.com. The tragedy is a reminder of the potential dangers that can result from defective appliances. Sallie Brady...
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yeah...electrical is one area that i don't know well and makes me nervous. just texted a contractor i know to get his thoughts...
That was a good hike. Only bumped into 2 others, which is always nice. These trails would be so good on a bike, what a shame the Bruce trail is anti anything but hiking.
I wish I my bike wasn't isn't pieces, riding conditions right now must be prime in most spots. No snow, ice had all melted away and now the ground is freezing up; that perfect combo of frozen velcro dirt.
Just look at this dirt!
Old tree is old. Ski pole for scale (no banana available).
Anyways, going to enjoy a beer and then roast some mini potatoes and grill up some chicken burgers and whole mushrooms.
I wish I my bike wasn't isn't pieces, riding conditions right now must be prime in most spots. No snow, ice had all melted away and now the ground is freezing up; that perfect combo of frozen velcro dirt.
Just look at this dirt!
Old tree is old. Ski pole for scale (no banana available).
Anyways, going to enjoy a beer and then roast some mini potatoes and grill up some chicken burgers and whole mushrooms.
With electrics, if you don't know what you're doing, don't fuck around with it. Too many ways to kill yourself rapidly.
perfectly happy switching out outlets, installing new fixtures, etc, but not sure about this. will watch what contractor does when he comes for sure.
With a properly working GFCI it is actually pretty hard to kill yourself or burn anything down.
On the other hand the knob and tube wiring with unbalanced hot and neutral lines in my house...
Just get a raccoon to test it out.
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Raccoon to blame for massive power outage in midtown Toronto and Scarborough, says Hydro One
The utility provider told the Star that the animal came into contact with electrical equipment at its Ellesmere transmission station, causing the power outage.
Found this when I pulled the cover plate off the back of the stove.Just get a raccoon to test it out.
Raccoon to blame for massive power outage in midtown Toronto and Scarborough, says Hydro One
The utility provider told the Star that the animal came into contact with electrical equipment at its Ellesmere transmission station, causing the power outage.www.thestar.com
It was at an Italian restaurant, so I think roasted with a tomato-based “sauce” that had some other veggies in it. Served over polenta. Also all bones still in it, including vertebrae. A bit weird, but extremely tasty.
Nice. I have the pink ones.
I had rabbit once at a french restaurant in maryland braised with peas and carrots and some sort of gravy or sauce. it was certified dank, but I would rank it similar to duck or other gamey dark meat. I loved it.
Regarding wiring and mice- I've wired two dishwashers now, and if I can do it, so can you. It's really pretty simple, just like a light switch, but you do need to do it correctly. Also note that dishwasher fire linked above was a defective appliance, not due to miswiring. Finally, apparently mice killed my stove- pretty bad infestation when we first moved in. There was a nest on top of the dishwasher insulation and one moused was lodged into the elements beneath our stove, killing it. It was replaced under warranty and the dude found it, but they still covered it.
Regarding wiring and mice- I've wired two dishwashers now, and if I can do it, so can you. It's really pretty simple, just like a light switch, but you do need to do it correctly. Also note that dishwasher fire linked above was a defective appliance, not due to miswiring. Finally, apparently mice killed my stove- pretty bad infestation when we first moved in. There was a nest on top of the dishwasher insulation and one moused was lodged into the elements beneath our stove, killing it. It was replaced under warranty and the dude found it, but they still covered it.
I’m going to call today’s hike a success. The girls had fun, we talked the entire time, and they want to go again. Who cares if we only went 1 or 2 miles before heading back to the trailhead.
so how did it taste
I skied
also, in prior months, I wired in our induction cooktop and another EVSE in the garage. Did not kill myself with 240V x 40 and 50A, respectively
You clearly need a car with higher voltage wires.
First, everyone needs lasers, shouldn't even be a question. But for when vis drops to zero in flat light, to make it down the mountain. Common occurrence here and I'm testing out different methods. Was relatively bright today though.