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reb678 t1_it9p8t0 wrote

Reply to comment by SmashingK in Keeping an Ethernet cable flush against a hallway wall by [deleted]

Flat cords are the best way. If you have hardwood floors, you can even hide these flat cables under the quarter round moldings too. I've done this with speaker wires in the past.

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dalekaup t1_it9ymvs wrote

In college I ran speaker wires through the asbestos insulation around the hot water pipes to get to my friends room because he had loaned me all his vinyl. He'd call my room and make requests and I'd turn his speakers on (he could adjust the volume on his end). My last name is Kaup which could be a radio station also so he'd ask seriously as if I was an actual radio station. 1980's so no texting.

So far he's gifted me three cars so it's worked out great for me.

TL;DR Cancer be damned we need some tunes.

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D8N15l t1_itd27fp wrote

Asbestosis will soon be your friend

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dalekaup t1_itedk6c wrote

Not at all likely.

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D8N15l t1_itr1bcm wrote

Unfortunately for you, it is extremely likely.

First line, from the first website found on Google.........

What is Asbestos Pipe Insulation and Lagging?

Asbestos pipe insulation and lagging can be one of the most dangerous forms of asbestos.

So whatever gives you such confidence that it is "not at all likely"?

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D8N15l t1_itr1hnp wrote

I commend you for spinning vinyl though....

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Tuxedogaston t1_ita9s1t wrote

There are few feelings in the world better than perfectly hiding a speaker wire under moldings

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