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Yes, thank you. It is an apartment and I have had my daughter put in a work order now. Like many apartments though, sometimes it takes forever to get something addressed if they will address it at all. Especially if it's not something they consider a priority. At first, I wanted to...

That is correct. There is only one switch that controls the power outlets and by not having On/Off embossed on the switch, it is definitely a three way switch that is installed. Confirmed by flipping the switch on to get lights and then toggling every switch in her house to confirm that none...

Makes sense. Thanks Again.

So if I understand this correct and if it is wired this way, instead of running Line directly to the switch and lower receptacle, they ran the line into the three way and then used the traveler output to the lower receptacle. If this is indeed what they did, then is it just as simple as...

That has crossed our mind, lol.

Thank You so much for all your help!

It is three way switch. My daughter sent me this picture of it. I had her turn on the switch so the lights work and throw every other switch one a time in her apartment and the lights stay on so it looks like they used a three way switch in a single pole application and wired it wrong.

Thanks Guys for the replies. I will check this out when I go back over to her place.

I'm not sure. I will have to look when I go over again. If there are three wires, how would they be connected and what would be the fix?

My daughter just moved into a house that has two separate wall outlets located on each side of her couch that are connected to a light switch. It is obviously designed to be able to turn on/off two lamps each plugged into the top outlet of each wall outlet with the switch. Normally, the bottom...

Thank you so much for the reply. I'm in Florida in a 2000 built home so I'm pretty sure all of my pipe is PVC or CVPC if that is the correct term for water lines. I've always had great water pressure on my existing single shower head but with the remodel, I'll be installing a shower head, hand...

Hi! We are doing an entire Master Bath remodel and adding a Rain Shower. We want it to come down from the ceiling but we have a 10' ceiling height. I have read 84" is the ideal height which would require us to use about a 36" drop down pipe. In looking at remodel photos, I could not find a...