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If you had X-ray vision, you could see how the wires are connected, but for people like you and me, here is a diagram that shows how they are connected: Only the placement of the Common wire is extremely important. On one side of the circuit, the (HOT) power coming from the circuit breaker is connected to the common terminal of the first switch. The "output" of the 3-way circuit, which comes out of the second switch's common terminal, goes to the center connection of the luminaire (lighting fixture). One cannot rely on the geographic location of the wires on the switch unless they are exactly the same from the same manufacturer. Since each manufacturer has to make their own patent they do not make the layout universal. The only thing universal is the black screw and the "common" tag of the "common" terminal! Hope this helps you get your switch sorted out to make a quick and easy replacement!
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Anything that will fit snugly and clear the cutting die will work! You don't have to buy fittings to do this. I used pipe fittings because at work we had bins full of them. So they were readily available. ![]() ![]() |
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With the narrow tip trimmed off the nozzle of the laboratory wash bottle it makes a good stream of water to wash one’s private parts. Since the bottle is going to be used while holding it upside down, one must remember to remove the internal straw/siphon tube. For added odor control add about 2 tbsp of white vinegar to each 500 ml bottle when refilling. Remember to never flush a paper towel down your toilet! They are not designed to dissolve like toilet paper is! The paper towel will clog your sewer line! To use:
This works perfectly in a household that does not have mischievous dogs and small children! ![]() |