Not easily. You'd probably want a plumber for that.

Thank you so so much!!

Do you think it would be possible to setup a washing machine to get hot/cold water and drain to under the kitchen sink?

Thank you so so much!!

Do you think it would be possible to setup a washing machine to get hot/cold water and drain to under the kitchen sink?

Thank you so so much!!

Do you think it would be possible to setup a washing machine to get hot/cold water and drain to under the kitchen sink?

Thank you so so much!!

Do you think it would be possible to setup a washing machine to get hot/cold water and drain to under the kitchen sink?

Thank you so so much!!

Do you think it would be possible to setup a washing machine to get hot/cold water and drain to under the kitchen sink?

Thank you so so much!!

Do you think it would be possible to setup a washing machine to get hot/cold water and drain to under the kitchen sink?

That would be perfect. This type would also work.

Your old box is probably nailed into the ceiling joist, like this box, so expect that it might be a bit difficult to remove. I've sometimes had to use an oscillating tool to chop it to bits in order to remove them before.

Thank you so so much!! That was so incredibly detailed and helpful!! I really owe you so so much!!

I have to ask since you really seem to be able to explain things well: Do you think it would be possible to setup a washing machine to get hot/cold water and drain to under the kitchen sink?

Yep. That's what I said

I haven't done engineering In a while but I remember shoving a resistor somewhere slows down the discharge

you are a very devoted man!

Home insurance companies love this type of ingenuity.

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The only truly correct way to repair would to be skim coated in its entirety. A good finisher can skim coat and finish sand both walls in half the time a DIYer could individually fill 1000+ holes and spot sand every one. Plus, the end result will look a thousand times better.

I’ve worked with a lot of finishers over my years in commercial construction and it truly is an art form.

Where do you envision the axle collars going?

I’ve been searching there - is something like this what you mean? Looks like this could work.

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That shouldn't be a problem for you. If it doesn't work there won't be enough voltage running to the appliance. If you were trying to adapt an american appliance in most of the rest of the world you would be sending twice the rated voltage to the appliance.

I found this out with a fun little explosion that knocked my power out a couple of years ago.

I like this guy.

Did you try replacing the light? It's likely fluorescent or LED, both can flicker at end of life. Hopefully the light is replaceable. If the fan runs without stuttering in sync with the light, then it's the light that's the problem, not the switch.

I’ve traveled enough to know that you often can find adapters between American plugs and European/Chinese plugs. A LOT of electronics accept anything 50-60hz 108-240VAC and convert to 5VDC or whatever. A random light may or may not. I probably wouldn’t just plug it in a try, id check if it says what kind of power it accepts.

Me trying to understand where in the world they install a trap just to catch peas... But also stop putting so many damn peas down the drain...

If it is an incandescent or Halogen bulb it souls just be pretty dim. It would never blow a fuse, because there is no shortage or anything.

The other way around (US Equipment in Europe) it would probably blow a fuse in the equipment (if it is not build for that case)

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Probably not so easy. We use 230V over here, USA has 110V if I recall correctly