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My bedroom doesn’t have any ceiling wiring to have a ceiling light so it’s really dark but I have an outlet attached to a light switch. I’m just wondering if anyone has any advice about hanging a lampshade from the ceiling to get a little more light. I know it’s not really the prettiest option since i’ll have a wire going up my wall and across the ceiling but i don’t know what else to do! i have 2 bedside lamps but they aren’t bright enough and i just bought them so buying new lamps isn’t a solution i want. if anyone has any advice on the best way to do this or where i can find them it’d be greatly appreciated!
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There was a ceiling fan in my kitchen that you turned on and off with the pull chain because it had no light switch. I replaced the ceiling fan with a light fixture and now have no way to turn the light off. I would like to avoid adding a pull chain to the light fixture and would prefer if I can put some kind of sensor to the wires in the light fixture and have a remote on the wall that I could use to turn on/off the light. Does anyone know a cheap way to do this? I have heard of people doing something similar with ceiling fans. Do they sell kits that will do this at home depot/lowes? I know there are all kinds of home automation things that will do it but they seem complicated/expensive. Thanks.
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I want to add a light/ceiling fan in a room that currently does not have a light fixture in the center of the ceiling. What I wanted to know is what is the best way to make the cuts from the light switch to the center of the ceiling without taking down a lot of drywall?
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1. PORCH SLIPPERY APPEARS TO BE PAINTED WITH NEW HIGH GLOSS PAINT ALSO POSSIBLE ROTTEN SUPPORTS, WHEN YOU WALK IT FEELS LIKE YOUR FEET WILL GO THROUGH
2. A LARGE ROCK RATHER THAN A WOODEN STEP WITH RAILINGS
ROCK IS A 12 INCH STEP UP FROM THE GROUND AND A 9 INCH STEP UP TO THE PORCHROCK GETS SLIPPERY WHEN COLD
3. NO GUTTER ABOVE STEP SO MELTING ICE FREEZES AND MAKES STEP SLEPPERY
4. NO FAN OVER STOVE
5. DISTANCE OF 24 INCHES BETWEEN CABINET AND STOVE BURNERS
6. HOT WATER PIPES NOT WRAPPED WITH INSULATION RUN THROUGH INSIDE OF APARTMENT TO UPSTAIRS APARTMENTS
7. CEILING LIGHT/FAN IN KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM WIRED WITH WHAT APPEARS TO BE A CUT DOWN/ SHORTENED HEAVY DUTY EXTENSION CHORD. EXPOSED WIRES AT PLUG WRAPPED WITH ELECTRICAL TAPE POSSIBLE FIRE HAZARD
8. DEFECTIVE ELECTRICAL OUTLETS
9. BATHROOM FLOOR SLIPPERY REASON IS NOT APPARENT
10. BATHROOM FLOOR SUPPORTS APPEAR TO BE ROTTEN
11. TOILET WOBBLY, FEELS LIKE IT MAY TIPOVER WHEN YOU SIT ON IT
12. BATHROOM CEILING LIGHT MUMUST WIGGLE LIGHT SWITCH TO TURN LIGHT ON
13. BATHROOM LIGHT OVER MEDICINE CABINET CHEAP EXTENSION CHORD WITH ONE END CUT OFF WIRED INTO LIGHT FIXTURE, WRAPPED WITH ELECTRICAL TAPE
14. SHOWER INTERIOR WALLS PAINTED PAINT COMES OFF WITH WASHING/CLEANING
15. SHOWER NOT SEALED AROUND TUB/SHOWER WALL ATER RUNS INTO CRACKS BETWEEN SHOWER AND WALL
16. NO BATHROOM FAN
17. WATER RUNS DOWN BATHROOM WALLS DURING SHOWER LEAVING STAINS
18. NASTY TASTING WATER, HAVE NOT HAD IT TESTED
19. FURNACE VERY LOUD UNDER KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM POSSIBLE FIRE HAZARD
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Since we’ve had this house in the bedroom, you cannot turn off and on the light switch on the wall because it turns off all power in the room. So alarm clocks, tv, etc. you could not use.. unless it’s in the on position.. We always leave it in the on position and pull the chain on the ceiling fan lights, to turn off light in the room upon leaving..And when you come in the room, pull the chain again to turn back on. We are wanting to take old ceiling fan out and put in a flush mount light, but afraid once we do that we will not be able to have light in the room again without having a "chain" like the old one..anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this problem?? or if you can still get a chain pull for the flush mount ceiling lights?? Any help would be appreciated..
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I was staying in a hotel and their bathroom had two lights – 1) a vanity light, ie. a set of lights above the mirror and 2) a heat lamp. The odd thing was that the bathroom exhaust fan was connected to the vanity light switch, while the heat lamp switch was by itself. Is this odd? Or is that how it’s supposed to be?? I seem to think in all bathrooms the exhaust fan is usually connected to the heat lamp, or is separate from the vanity lights.
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The bottom outlets in my bedroom supply power only when I have the light switch (that controls the ceiling lights) on. Is there a simple way for me to change this so the bottom outlets are always on? Thanks!
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My ceiling fan is controlled by a light switch on the wall. it worked flawlessly with a remote until i pulled the pull chain to turn it off last night, when i couldnt find the remote. now, the fan works but i cant get the lights to work, no matter what i do with the remote, the wall switch or the pull chain – which is kind of limp and doesnt "pull" anything. any advice?
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My wife and I have a four light fixture ceiling fan in our bedroom. For well over a month now, we have been lighting our bedroom with one light bulb because, seemingly, all the other light bulbs had blown. My wife reached up to pull the light switch tonight and one of the other lights suddenly started working again.
I’m worried about things like electrical shortages. What could have caused the light bulb to come back on? the other two lights in question never came back on. I examined the wiring in those light bulbs and they appear to be legitimately blown (the wire connector things inside were dangling/disconnected).
Any insight would be appreciated.
By the way, this ceiling fan isn’t operated by a remote. You can shut the entire thing off at the wall switch. If the wall-switch is turned upward, you can operate it via pull switches.