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Topic	Should a light switch go up or down to turn it on?
bfslick50 07/25/23 7:12:04 AM #11:	k1zzl3_82 posted... Yes, but she will typically use only 1 switch. For example our kitchen has 2 entrances (well one is the dining side, other kitchen) she will typically use the kitchen side switch to turn the lights off. Our front door is in between the kitchen and dining room. This also has a switch on it which she likes to keep that switch in a certain position Defeats purpose of multiple switches. I answered poll before reading first post. Single switch installation: up on. But for multiple switches, it is what it is. --- "Something's wrong! Murder isn't working and that's all we're good at." ~Futurama <cite>bfslick50 posted [p:975051795] in Should a l... [t:80518626]...</cite> <quote>k1zzl3_82 posted... </cite><quote>Yes, but she will typically use only 1 switch. For example our kitchen has 2 entrances (well one is the dining side, other kitchen) she will typically use the kitchen side switch to turn the lights off. Our front door is in between the kitchen and dining room. This also has a switch on it which she likes to keep that switch in a certain position</quote>Defeats purpose of multiple switches. I answered poll before reading first post. Single switch installation: up on. But for multiple switches, it is what it is. --- "Something's wrong! Murder isn't working and that's all we're good at." ~Futurama</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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