Light switch

[ct2]

How many new light switches or controls for that matter do you think will still be operational 100 yrs from now

[appltech1]

Originally posted by ct2
How many new light switches or controls for that matter do you think will still be operational 100 yrs from now

Ahh .....3?

[pabull]

...are what makes ugly girls still desirable.
Green doesn't need either one.....

[greenm&m]

Thank you pabul you big stud muffin you

[outside rep]

Originally posted by troyorr
My son bought a 100 year old house about 6 months ago. Every switch was like that. Still had some gas lights connected. Those got unhooked immediately. He wanted to maintain the charm so we replaced all of the switches with new ones from Restoration Hardware. Of course, we rewired the house too. Had to pull all of the knob and tube.

Am i the only one that finds something funny with this

[hvacmd2002]

Funny as in how? I have an old (1929) house with mostly updated wiring, and newer switches. I too am going to rip these out and get the ones from Restoration Hardware. A little pricey if I remember...like $20 ea. Also ripping out the 1990's bathroom and going back to 1930's fixtures, wainscotting and tiles.

I wouldn't trade my old house for anything...unless it was a bigger, older house.

[troyorr]

Outsiderep, what is it you find funny?

[dhvac]

knob and tube? rep you really need laid
go spend time with the wife before you post again

[troyorr]

Whoops, now I understand; pulling the knob and tube. Heterosexuals would read that as an electrical expression.
Now I know where OR's mind centers.

[dhvac]

Originally posted by troyorr
Whoops, now I understand; pulling the knob and tube. Heterosexuals would read that as an electrical expression.
Now I know where OR's mind centers.

i think it is just a problem when you think about sex more then you get it

poor guy she must have him shut off (for the last year since he has been posting )