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Abandoned live wires under the sink is something we see far too often. It is improper, dangerous, and a shock hazard but luckily, a very easy deficiency to repair yourself. When a garburator or garbage disposer is removed, the electrical wire is often pushed in the back and abandoned. In this video, we will show you how to fix this electrical deficiency yourself with minimal tools, no experience and under $20 by moving the wires into a junction box.

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David Asselin

David Asselin

David is the founder of Inspect Canada, a solution oriented Vancouver based home and commercial inspection company that redefine homeownership by bringing together knowledge, experience, and guidance.

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