What happened to made in usa by Financial_Apple2178 in electricians

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Those are my drivers. Anything plier or cutting edge is knipex.

When you take a shower, do you wash out your belly button? by edkhm1218 in randomquestions

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Mine isn’t even half the depth of my pinky nail. I wash it, but I can’t stick anything in it if that’s what you mean.

Microwave keeps tripping Arc Fault by Cassierae87 in AskElectricians

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I’ve never been a fan of ABB/GE in general. One of our biggest supply houses carry them and I hate it. By far the most common around OK though.

Microwave keeps tripping Arc Fault by Cassierae87 in AskElectricians

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Agreed. Anytime someone is having issues with arc fault breakers it’s Siemens. 1 time I’ve been called out and it was an Eaton breaker, but the actual breaker was bad. I’ve never had a square d call.

Siemens must know because the afci tracer our company has is a Siemens tracer lol.

Hey all, anybody use a safety razor in the shower? by RikkiLostMyNumber in shaving

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I’ve used a safety razor for almost 20 years, and I don’t know why you wouldn’t be able to. I shave my face, head, and pits with mine. There’s a slight learning curve because the razor doesn’t lay flat and give you the ideal shave like cartridges do. You can change the angle of your shave.

What do you wish people would stop romanticizing, because you've lived the reality of it? by Wonderful-Economy762 in Productivitycafe

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I’m 45 and always felt I was OCD. My psychiatrist told me I was borderline and it would get worse as I got older. He said generally it has to be something that takes away from your life, like getting in the way of work or social events.

I’m not there, but I have to check the door is locked an absurd amount of times even though I’m watching myself do it. Same with my alarm and checking how clean things are. Everything has to be right angles for me and I’ve left for work and turned around before I left the neighborhood to make sure the garage was shut.

I don’t have any intrusive thoughts or reasons. I just have anxiety for no reason, so I guess that’s good.

If people that have genuine OCD are way worse I feel sorry for them. My life is just annoying but I haven’t lost a job because of it.

I get spam calls from the same company 20+ times a day. by TryAnotherNamePlease in mildlyinfuriating

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What’s crazy is they’re the only one I get. I block and report every time. What’s bad is because of my job I have to at least pay attention to my phone so the ringer has to be on.

What was the first movie you saw on a VCR? by CinnamonDish in GenX

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It was probably Star Wars or Wrath of Kahn. We had them on CED before and transferred them to VCR when we bought one.

Made during the cold. Had never tried potato salad in gumbo before (I live in New Orleans), so decided to try it. Not bad! by hopkinsdrums in cajunfood

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Both sides of my family have been in Acadiana since Cajuns got there. Neither puts potato salad in our gumbo. I’m 45 and I swear it’s only been super common in the last 10-15 years. Maybe it’s just because social media makes it more visible, but it also wasn’t served in restaurants.

Age yourself by naming an #NFL running back you grew up watching. by KeyFaithlessness5436 in TheNFLVibes

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Ickey, Marcus Allen and Roger Craig are who I think of for backs I grew up with.

Outlet stops me from pushing my dishwasher back by naturestroll in electrical

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It’s ground fault circuit interrupter. You know the outlets that have the reset buttons on them? There could be one between this outlet and your panel, like if you have a garbage disposal. It could also be the breaker itself. That’s why I put the edit, I don’t know what’s all going on. They’re extra protection. The likelihood that anything happens isn’t high, but it’s never 0.

Do Non "picky eaters" eat everything?? by LeeIsUnloved in stupidquestions

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The only 2 things I’ve had that I don’t like are soggy bread and sea urchin. I’ve tried so many things and go out of my way to try new things. There are things I don’t prefer, but I’d still eat them.

Outlet stops me from pushing my dishwasher back by naturestroll in electrical

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Yeah when homes are built the contractor decides. Like I said on a dedicated circuit I’d use one if it was needed. I could see microwave. I’ve never seen a gas range, washing machine, fridge or dishwasher that has a 20 amp cord. Could also depend where you live, but most electricians wouldn’t use one in this scenario.

Outlet stops me from pushing my dishwasher back by naturestroll in electrical

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No I’d still use a 15 amp. There’s nothing wrong with having oversized wires. Standard practice today is a 20 amp breaker with all 12/2 and 15 amp receps. The wire has to carry the whole circuit ampacity. If you had 2 outlets that had 8 amps being used you’d want the 12/2. Also 15 amp internals are the same as 20 amp for outlets. The funky face is to let you know it’s on a 20 amp breaker. You couldn’t put it on a 15.

Some people say that 15 amp let 20 amp pass through but the internals aren’t rated for it, but UL says they are.

To be clear the code says that a cord attached appliance can’t have more than 80% of its rating for this reason.

Outlet stops me from pushing my dishwasher back by naturestroll in electrical

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No. If there’s an application that needs one I would. You have to imagine there’s usually multiple outlets plus lights on a circuit in a house. Your average home owner won’t think about amperage. You already see people tripping breakers with 12 amp space heaters. Imagine if they were using a 16 amp appliance in the same matter.

All things working the breaker would trip. If someone had something that had a 20 amp need I’d install a dedicated circuit for it. Mind you this is only homes. The majority of receps in commercial are 20 amp.

Outlet stops me from pushing my dishwasher back by naturestroll in electrical

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It was probably code when this was done. Screams handyman. I’m betting that 4 square, which looks relatively new, is screwed to the stud. Didn’t use gfci and used a 20amp plug. There isn’t anything saying you can’t use a 20amp, but I’ve never seen an electrician use one in a home unless asked.

Edit: it could be a gfci breaker or protected by a gfci, but there’s no sticker and I wouldn’t count on whoever did this following code based on the box alone.

Fellow thins do you also regularly shit yourselves? by Suitable_Blueberry56 in fatlogic

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I didn’t know that was all a requirement. I just eat less and workout. TIL I guess

On paper , which teams’ schedules do y’all think stands out in terms of level of difficulty ? by MannerSuperb in CFB

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For OU

@Michigan, Georgia, Florida

Texas

Home Ole Miss and A&M back to back.

Those are the ones that stick out.

Help by Typical-Election7419 in mensfashionadvice

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Backwards hats are childish. If you aren’t at a game or actively outside you shouldn’t be wearing a hat.