Is this an issue

[bdoles2]

You'll find anything out there!

[ROBERT W. NEWLAND, JR.]

An over current-collector.

[wforsyth]

Oh...my....goodness....

[Brian E. Kelly]

Was this an exterior sink with a disposal?
Don't like the romex through the DWV line myself. Dont like the hole in the wall either.
Was the trap dry?

[ecox1]

Nice is wire actually through the pipe

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Was this done by Harry or the non-licensed Electrical/Plumber Mr. fix it?

Marcel

[Jae Williams]

First of all, when BX cable is used in a wet area it must be wrapped with duct tape for protection.

The trap obviously is for the electrons to take a bath--we all should have clean electricity, ya' know. I think there should be a tiny little ladder in the opening of the trap for the electrons to climb in and out of the bath.

And a can of beer should not be hidden in there--any plumber could find it easily--and you know what plumbers might do with a can of beer.

[bdoles2]

Originally Posted by jwilliams4

First of all, when BX cable is used in a wet area it must be wrapped with duct tape for protection.

The trap obviously is for the electrons to take a bath--we all should have clean electricity, ya' know. I think there should be a tiny little ladder in the opening of the trap for the electrons to climb in and out of the bath.

And a can of beer should not be hidden in there--any plumber could find it easily--and you know what plumbers might do with a can of beer.

There's the reply I was looking for.

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Originally Posted by jwilliams4

First of all, when BX cable is used in a wet area it must be wrapped with duct tape for protection.

The trap obviously is for the electrons to take a bath--we all should have clean electricity, ya' know. I think there should be a tiny little ladder in the opening of the trap for the electrons to climb in and out of the bath.

And a can of beer should not be hidden in there--any plumber could find it easily--and you know what plumbers might do with a can of beer.

Young man, I know exactly what Plumbers would do with that beer can.

I have also been in attics where people would leave nail boxes with surprises while working in them, if you follow. ha. ha.

Wasn't funny at the time while I was searching what kind of nails was in the box.

Marcel

Jae check out the Companies web site. You will see me in there some where.

[whandley]

They have a lot of those in Bakersfield California, it's an early model hair curling device, subsequently replaced by modern curling irons.