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Posted July 12, 2011 by brock
When it comes to a quick and easy way to cool a room without spending a ton on electricity, a ceiling fan is the way to go. Many people may feel overwhelmed at the thought of installing a ceiling fan but, in reality, the process is relatively easy. It actually looks much worse than it is.Here's a step-by-step for installing a ceiling fan:1. Cut the power to the existing ceiling light. A ceiling fan is easily placed in an area that already has a light. The wiring is already there, but it's important to cut the power to it from the breaker as a safety precaution.2. Remove the old light. Most lights are simply screwed into the ceiling, but be careful not to pull out the wiring when you take it down. Pull down the light a little to expose the wires and disconnect them prior to pulling away the main housing.3. Remove the electrical box. The old light is connected to an el
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Posted April 8, 2011 by brock
I remember waking up in the middle of the night in pitch blackness and heading into the kitchen for a quick drink of water or pop from the fridge. I stepped into the room and turned on the light and was greeted with blinding light.I felt like I was about to be taken to the mothership, until my eyes adjusted and it was just the glaring bulbs at full power. It was at this time that I began considering the idea of a dimmer. Light switches are great, but along with saving your eyes, they are also great for creating a comfy and even romantic mood. 1. It's always best to start by heading over to the circuit breaker and cutting the power to the room for the dimmer. This is just common sense, as you don't want to be messing with live wires. A comfy mood isn't worth the risk of electrocuting yourself. 2. Unscrew the light switch face plate and remove the plate. This switch will still be there, ...
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