My Electricity has a Foul Odor

I've found that if you get your tongue really wet and LICK the outlets, the smell will go away. Why not try that you bored, stupid f**k?

This is home repair forum, not comedy central, jit-bag...

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Before using the Duct® Tape you must clean the residue off the outlets. Steel wool or a wire brush is more than adequate for this job.

Happy modeming, Bill

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This occurs with the Electricity 1.0 version. You have to upgrade to Service Pack 2.0 to remove the odor problem. This service pack also makes it possible for the power company to access every switch and device in your house, raid your fridge, and violate your spouse, all by remote control, and will check for a valid license every time you attempt to turn on a light, and will cause your electrical system to become completely inoperative the instant your bill becomes overdue, but hey, you've got security now (at least until the next pack comes out).

Cordially yours: G P

Clean them first, a brush, bucket of water, alot of soap and add salt. get them real wet it will kill all your smelling issues.

Is there another way to fix this

Blondes have more fun....

But brunettes remember it the next day....

Jeff

Maybe it's not the electricity that stinks. Take a bath and use some Summers Eve.

Hi, My name is Peter. I came here to check your meter. I'd like to see your kilowatts. Take me to your meter box.

Put aluminum foil on all of your walls and wear an aluminum foil hat at all times. The trilateralists are trying to get you.

The smell was added to electricity to satisfy the bew requirements of the National Elcectric Code (NEC) about 3 or 4 years ago. It is somewhat analogous to the odor put in naturale gas to make a resident aware of a potentially dangerous leak.

Under normal conditions, a properly bonded grounding system will neutralize the odor, so you clearly hafe some sort of fault with your wiring. Some tips: It is likely a leak in your system. Look first at the lowest level of your wires or if it is a long run, any sags in th ewiring. This is the point at which the leak will run and consequently the odor will be greatest. Then, sniffing as you go, move "uphill" until the odor lessens. That is where the leak is. Look for the current leaking out but be careful not to touch any standing pools of electricity on the floor. They can be dangerous!

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