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jlenko t1_ixvthnt wrote
Reply to comment by Sir_Q_L8 in A steaming pile of shit. by ChiefBigCanoe
Now how do I embed that in a post
jlenko t1_ixvitcb wrote
Reply to A steaming pile of shit. by ChiefBigCanoe
This would be a good gif to reply to most threads on Reddit
jlenko t1_is7jwf2 wrote
Reply to I am someone who have sleep paralysis daily and decided to study the experience as a hobby. Ask me anything ! by [deleted]
I’ve never heard of sleep paralysis.. TL;DR on your study?
jlenko t1_is13iz8 wrote
Reply to comment by evolvedance in How did I burn out my brand new sensor switch for bathroom fan? Wiring woes! by evolvedance
Cab tire.. rubber insulated, SOOW or SJOOW identifier on the rubber jacket
jlenko t1_irz6y1i wrote
Reply to comment by evolvedance in How did I burn out my brand new sensor switch for bathroom fan? Wiring woes! by evolvedance
Existing wiring won’t work for a smart switch, no. Unless it’s one that doesn’t require a neutral. I’ve installed a bunch of the Dewstops (Costco FTW!), they’re cheap, easy, reliable switches.. but you definitely need that neutral
A regular single pole switch would work just fine. If the old one didn’t work, then just replace it with another
But.. that wiring still bugs me. Is the black outer insulation rubber? Sure looks like cab tire in your picture
jlenko t1_irz44zp wrote
Reply to comment by evolvedance in How did I burn out my brand new sensor switch for bathroom fan? Wiring woes! by evolvedance
You would need three conductors and a bond. 14/3 Romex would be perfect.
jlenko t1_irz1qau wrote
Reply to How did I burn out my brand new sensor switch for bathroom fan? Wiring woes! by evolvedance
Oh, so many “no no no no no” moments here.
Your old switch was a switch leg setup. Black power in to switch, white wire out to fan. Green (ground) to bond metal. For safety.
To start with… is that cab tire? Like extension cord wire? Big no no there.
Switch burned out, because you have no neutral. The Dewstop switch needs a neutral to work properly. You connected it in series with the fan power… magic blue smoke escapes because it’s dead.
That box needs re-wiring… by a pro.
jlenko t1_iy41f5h wrote
Reply to ELI5- How do people find lost or unknown relatives through DNA if the lost relative has never taken a DNA test? by Future_Train_9723
Unfortunately the story doesn’t go into detail on who the “two boys and a girl” are, so I can only assume that they are Melissa/Melanie’s children. If one of them took a DNA test, it would show DNA matches. The story just doesn’t say where that information came from.
Without testing, you would have no idea. So there must have been someone down that family line that was tested.
Edit: you could always hop over to Twitter and ask the reporter for clarification