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Watch as this husband gives us a tour of he and his wife's hilarious attempts at rewiring their bathroom.
It all culminates with the brilliant revelation that a hairdryer now acts as the main light switch.
In the video, an unnamed man gives the viewer a tour of the botched bathroom, much to the amusement of his wife who holds the camera.
Some years ago I had just moved into a new home in a new subdivision. One day I was working in my yard, and I noticed a neighbor was installing a yard light on a pole in his yard. He was almost done, and was about to drill some holes in the pole to mount a street number sign, using an outlet on the side of the pole.
I could see that as he pulled the trigger on the drill, it was not turning, and the neighbor was scratching his head. Well, from my distance and angle I could see that each time he pulled the trigger, a light came on in his basement !
Having done a bit of wiring, I had an idea what he had done. So I went over and said "Bill, look in the window and pull the trigger". He said, "How's that happening ?" So we went down the basement to see how he had wired in the yard lamp, and we found what I thought. He had picked the nearest outlet box to wire in the lamp, which of course had a only 1 black and 1 white wire in it. Yes, he had wired into an "end of run " light switch, so each time he pulled the drill trigger, it closed the circuit, and the lamp lit up.
Apparently the hair dryer in the video is doing the same.
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