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Post by Deleted on Oct 29, 2012 12:50:20 GMT -5
Thanks for the replies. Does anyone have a picture of where I would put the screw and how I would attach the light part back up in the mechanism so it doesn't dangle? I'm trying to visualize it. I suppose I would like the ceiling tiles better if they didn't have holes in them that catch dust and other debris. The only good thing is that I was able to jam a hook up into one to hang something light. The house is from the 40s or earlier. It was remodeled a few times. The "geniuses" put carpet in the bathrooms. The toilet was installed on top of the carpet. The master bedroom still has avacado green shower/tub combo and sink. I think the air conditioner was from the 50s or 60s but we finally replaced it. The ceiling fans and the Toto Drake toilet are probably the nicest fixtures in the house now. I'm still thinking of re-making the fandelier with better materials. If I can get the bulb to stay still and be higher I can have a smaller chandelier part. Sorry for the long delay. I've been having internet problems and then a death in the family. :-( sorry for your loss of the family... as for the bulb stay still,if the socket is loose,there should be a screw inside the socket that holds against the fitter thing,make sure to tight that screw and problem solved for the socket/bulb issue.
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