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Kitchen receptacles are not allowed to contain lighting loads. Anywhere else in the house it is OK.

#6 is only good for 60 amps.

My guess the remote is drawing a tiny current when the power is off. Is the light a CFL or LED? If so then the capacitor charge and blink the light.

Looks like signs of water damage.

Put the white wire on the other screw of the first swtich.

The fitting you need on top of the P trap pipe is called a slip coupling. It has a nut and a tapered washer seal. The sink drop pipe slides inside and you tighten the nut to make the seal.

Is that a standard size base or is it smaller. Take another picture beside a ruler for reference. It is 120 volt 60 watts. Looks like a halogen lamp.

The foam will cure. The bigger issue would be if you put a lot in there, it could push the trim off or leak out around it as it expands.

That is really good for 20 years old.

Do you smell gas near the meter? If you do they will be there in 10 minutes.

There is no physical way to connect two meters to one unit. The gas company is wrong.

Check the sump discharge line. If it has broken near the house the pump will be cycling the same water over and over.

If the only power in the light is switched power then go to the switch. There should be unswitched power in the switch box.

switch is bad or you have a loose connection. I either case a new switch is in order. Use the screw terminals and not the push in back stab connections.

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