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  1. HVAC
    Hi guys, I'm noticing that my house may be at a negative pressure. I've noticed backdraft from the fireplace, and seemingly colder than normal drafts from doors, etc. I'm wondering if this can be alleviated by increasing the air-intake from outside to the furnace. I have Lennox G51MP series...
    combustion air dilution air furnace negative pressure
  2. Electrical
    I got a cord/chain with polarized plug from a big box store to make a hanging lamp with. The wider spade looks (through the clear plug) to be attached to the wire with the printing on it. Isn't that wrong? So should I connect the printed wire to the + or the - spot in the lamp socket? One...
    negative plug polarized positive
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