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Can I use those braided stainless steel flex lines to hook up a shower control valve? Here is a pic of what I mean.

Just wondering what I can use to stick the granite tile I just bought to the face of my mantlepiece? I was told I can use Liquid nails but I was thinking if it gets hot in this area it could soften the glue. Also...what can I use to round over the granite tile? It's black granite.

Lights brighten when hair dryer is turned on. Any ideas?:confused:

Do you have a fuse panel? If so it sounds to me that one of the cartridge fuse is blown and you're only getting 1/2 of the needed voltage.

I have a leak at my reciculation pump of my oil fired hot water furnace. I was wondering what's involved in fixing this...or is this a job for a oil burner machanic? I've attached some pictures.

So what were the readings when you test the voltage? I've seen weird things and it usually traces back to the transformer that supplies the voltage. They don't last forever. I'd call the utility first.

When you replaced the breaker...did you replace it with a GFCI again? How are you wiring the GFCI in the panel? Did you go around and look at each plug to see if there are any loose wires(with power off of course)? By code in Canada the outside plugs are supposed to be on their own...

I'm not really understanding here. So in your panel there was a GFCI breaker and the outlets outside were GFCI as well? Did you try anything else in the outlet? If the outlets are GFCI did you reset those? Could be that the conductors are loose on the outlets.

The bare copper goes to a specific ground bar. The white goes to a specific neutral bar...not the same as the ground. There should be 2 seperate bars for these. Both red and black get screwed into the breaker. Doesn't matter.

Any junction box has to be accessable.

If you are referring to low-voltage lighting this should be a pretty easy job. You will just need to plan things out first. If this is going to be "standard" lighting at 120volts and you want over 20 lights. You will need to add 2 or more circuits to your panel and run the applicable wire...