>I would avoid putting outlets and lights on the same circuit myself.
Generally. And, a NICER place, esp in olde times, <lol> had some lights
on 1 brkr and others on another. Two bdrms shared breakers, for say,
celing lights, and also sw-controlled lights. That way, SOME lights
COULD be had if others failed.
>I took a guess on the amperage, wasn't sure of a 14 gauge amperage,
I never use it. I figured it was 10 to 15 amps and almost wrote it
like
that but was too lazy to look it up.
Good guess. 15. BUT, with the price of copper AND high current
incandescents "going away by law," 14 is even overkill, though
traditional for lighting. 12 ga bends harder so takes longer to work
with & just costs the you or customer. (I wonder, which? <G>)
>Sink drain through basement floor?
From: Shane
Unsure *I* understand. If no answer soon, mebe restate?
Petey, don't YOU be so thin-skinned, either, eh?
Pot & kettle-syndrome. Bad hair day, whatever.
Get a beer, some sleep; come back soon.
Cordially & Be WELL, Y'all,
BillSF9c
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