What type of switches will I need to turn a light on from two different locations?
You will need a three-way switch at each location. A three-way switch will have three terminal screws on it--two brass colored screws and one that... More »
You will need a three-way switch at each location. A three-way switch will have three terminal screws on it--two brass colored screws and one that... More »
If you are replacing an existing switch, make a diagram of how the wires were attached to the old switch before you remove them. Snap a picture with... More »
Yes, but is it a single pole or is it a three-way switch. A three-way switch is one that is used when a light is controlled by more than one... More »
Once a week. This will continue to mix everything together and help aerate the pile. If the microbes deep within the pile don’t get enough oxygen,... More »
You can use a connection fitting, much the same way you would use a plumbing fitting, or you can bend the conduit with a conduit... More »
A foam seal is available to go behind the switch or receptacle... More »
It’s probably not the bulb, because they rarely go bad all at once. Wiggle the tube to make sure it is seated. Replace any damaged lamp holders.... More »
It’s a good idea to keep them from freezing, especially if you don’t have a frost-free sillcock supplying water to your outdoor... More »
A plug-type aerator actually pulls plugs out of the ground so air and moisture can get into the soil. A spike-type aerator punches holes in the... More »
Yes, there are a variety of timers that simply plug... More »
Are your light switches old and dingy? Replacing a regular light switch with a decorative one can add some design flair to any room in your home.... More »
Changing a light fixture is an easy way to add some design flair to a room. All it takes is the right tools and some basic knowledge of hooking up... More »