I have the opposite bed squeaking problem. Mine doesn't squeak enough. I guess I should look for someone to help me with that.

Sounds easy, but OP has a TALL vaulted ceiling. Those usually don't have much room to work in, sometimes they do but my living room only has about 2 feet of space, don't want to try to crawl through there.

Either one 14-3 or 2 14-2s. Both give you enough wires, one is easier and cheaper.

And if they messed the wiring up, did they install a ceiling fan box? That fan might be living on borrowed time.

I am confused by your terminology. What is a dual switch? And then you say there is another switch that controls both of them?

Are there 2 switches in one box and only one of those switches control the 2 fixtures? And that switch is a 3-way switch that is also wired to the other switch by the door that is also a 3-way switch, that is how 3-way switches work.

My house was built in 2006 and required 3 conductor wires for ceiling fans so there would be separate switches for fan and light, mine only use one as we have remotes, but the wires are there. See if you have 3-conductor wire at either of those switches - black, red, and white. If you have that you may be able to rewire, and replace switches so each switch only controls one fixture.

So if you have 3-conductor to the fan, you could use the black to feed the ceiling fan and use the remote to switch light/fan. Then use the red conductor, reconnected to only provide power as it bypasses the fan, to feed the other light.

I think we should eliminate participation paychecks for NC Senators. If you don't accomplish anything this month you get no check.

I can't find what I am looking for, but they used to make door sweeps for the bottom that push the bottom seal down when the door closes for a tighter seal.

Generally most of the sheetrock in your house is half inch. The wall inside and the ceiling of your garage are 5/8" for fire resistance.

No, not the electrical box. I am imagining a larger hole so he can cut a hole for the box in the sheetrock. Rather than just leaving the gap between the cabinet back and the wall open for critters and bugs seal that 1 inch space. The hole is already too big to have an outlet cover with extension cover it.

Do you have your high voltage wires in place, what are you going to use the plug for? You might want to cut that hole in the cabinet bigger, install outlet in sheetrock, and use foam to isolate the behind the cabinet area.

This must be for a garbage disposal or water heater? If you want the plug for something outside the cabinet, do you have room to put it at the end of the cabinet facing out?

You are going to need bigger binoculars.

I saw my first eclipse in 1979 by Goldendale WA. Drove 3 hours from Seattle overnight and another hour to a clear area. Clouds were iffy but we got a good view when the clouds parted for the whole eclipse.

In 2017 I went to Boise to see the last one, again my brother was with me as he was in 1979.

I am already planning my trip for 2024.

Legs can be used as a flotation device.

And put them in the box with the nut on top so it can't fall off.

When I play darts I don't aim at the Triple 20, I aim at a particular hole withing the Triple 20 section. If I miss by a bit I still get 60.

If you have hard water your tank may be full of buildup. Figure out how to turn off supply and drain the tank so you can measure how much it holds. If it is down from the listed volume it might be time to change it out.

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Hire a professional or protect yourself.

The judge may not like your attitude. Do you have time to spend a night or 2 in jail?

I thought you were talking about "stained concrete" not concrete with stains. I stained my own floors with an acid stain.

You know the best way to get DIY skills? Yeah, that's right, DIY. Make sure you can turn the water off under the sink, remove it and take it to a hardware store to find the right fit. You may need a "basin wrench" but other than that won't need any specialty tools.

Now that you mention it you may be right. I buy a painting for $1million, value goes to $20 million. I loan it out and someone lights it on fire. I collect $20 million, but since it is insurance payment for damages it is not taxable. Am I right?

Don't you mean Cousteau? I will show myself out.

Sounds kind of like the scary ones who attack people for drawing cartoons of Mohamed. I can't tell the difference.

The answer is in the movie Outland, starring Sean Connery, from 1981.