Recent comments in /f/Washington

If-trees-could-talk t1_iz2koc0 wrote

You should never be embarrassed. We all have to learn new things to learn new things!

Also has your basement ever had power?

And welcome to Washington! I moved here from sunny Southern California and remember when it started to snow real hard and I asked my boss if people still came in for work 😂 so naive hehe

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Stuck0nthepot t1_iz2jert wrote

Freezing temperatures shouldn't affect internal wiring, except for drastic circumstances (but I do not claim any amount of expertise, just personal experience.). Is the basement just one large room? Does it have a washer and dryer? Or any other appliances that may run 220/240(usually a double breaker)?

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Piddy3825 t1_iz2ijwg wrote

well, first thing you might wanna consider is checking your fuse box to see that basement is getting power. also check any outlets you have with ground fault interrupters, I've seen some wiring in houses where a part of the building is jumped off a receptacle and when the gfi is tripped, no power in that side of house.

...and yeah, we do get some cold weather but it seems to have come a lot earlier this year than it usually does. usually just rains a lot...

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Stuck0nthepot t1_iz2ho7s wrote

Are there multiple panels? Well that would depend on who made the house and the purpose they had for the rooms. But if you've gone through each breaker and they all check fine, I'd suggest checking any GFI outlets you have sometimes those pop and throw everything off.

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uhp787 t1_iz1k0cr wrote

yea they did this kind of program with my chronically drunk neighbor who came in my home wasted 3 years ago to 'beat me up'. i could not get a restraining order and she has been in tx 4 times and jailed one in addition to multiple drunk tank vacas at the local hospital....4 days ago she was still drinking.

i bought a gun because of this bitch and still they coddle her.

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