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  1. I’ve never run across black Romex. Must be for a dryer or a range.

    Type NM-B cable first began to be manufactured with color-coded jackets in 2001 to aid in identification of the conductor size. The color code that was introduced, which continues to be used today is as follows:

    14 AWG White
    12 AWG Yellow
    10 AWG Orange
    8 AWG Black
    6 AWG Black

  2. I have always been impressed by the skill and creativity of cabinet installers, whose “forever” long screws always hit power and water lines while missing the backer blocks that were installed for their use. True professionals who can trip circuit breakers by just walking into a room.

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