I am trying to do the same as in this old thread: [url]http://www.doityourself.com/forum/electrical-ac-dc/508215-3-way-2-way-light-switch.html[/url] I have a 3-way switch controlling my outside porch light. I want to replace the switch closest to the light (I'll call it switch B just for reference), with the WeMo light switch, and not the one further away by the garage (I'll call it switch A) I have a few questions : 1) Do I need to disconnect all the wires from switch A since it cannot be used after WeMo replaces switch B, or can I leave the switch taped to prevent usage? 2) If all wires from switch A are disconnected, is connecting the WeMo in place of switch B a easy fix (ie. as explained in the product's directions for installation - white to white, blacks to black and ground to ground)? 3) Before turning off the breaker, should switch B be in the "on" position when I connect the WeMo switch? These are some of the questions that popped in my head as I read the thread. I have attached a picture of switch B. Many thanks! [ATTACH]72100[/ATTACH]

I am refinishing my raised ranch basement. I decided I wanted my walls to go straight from floor to ceiling instead of having a 4 foot shelf around the whole room. Now I have to pull the receptacles forward flush with the new wall. What is the best way to do this? Can I extend the box's that are already there to the wall in front of them and just buy covers to close off the old boxes or do I have to rewire the whole thing with longer wires so I can keep the receptacles the same height throughout? Below is a picture of the old box as well as the new wall that's in front of it. [ATTACH]72262[/ATTACH]