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have a schematic? (Score:2)
You're going to need a schematic and check all the switches just in case there is some sort of weird continuity of circuits and check the light sockets upstairs to see if there is any current at all and check your ground. Other than that I'd call a professional as electricity demands respect :)
Ask your wife what kind of conditioner she uses on her hair...I have grouchy plumbing too that acts up when I use particular kinds of ooey-gooey hair care products. Draino Max works like a charm but it does eat old
Re:have a schematic? (Score:2)
I'm calling an electrician
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