Jennifer, my concern about a pc in a closet is ventilation. I'm wondering if your pc might get a bit hot, in there.
earlier, Jennifer Jackson, wrote: > > >Hello Everyone, > >I am doing a lot of reorganizing in my home >since the flood last week. It has certainly >encouraged me in my desire to downsize and >declutter. One of the things I have done is to >get rid of the giant desk that used to >monopolize my dining room and I am planning to >set up my computer and all it's accessories >inside the closet that is under my stairs. >Everything is going to fit nicely, but I am not >certain about my best choice for the electrical supply. > >I could, of course, just run a power strip with >a long cord around the corner to the nearest >outlet outside the closet. This however creates >an unsightly hazard that collects dust and >stuff. There is a light socket on the wall, and >I have considered getting one of those outlet >adapters to screw into that, but I am concerned >that it might not be meant to have that much of >an electrical draw on it. My third idea is to >use the bit on the drill that is used for >installing deadbolts and making a small round >whole in the wall that is shared with my living >room and just plugging it into the outlet there. >Lastly, I could have an electrician or some >other skilled person install a new outlet in the closet. > >I want to be safe and use the minimum amount of >expense and effort on this. So given that, what are your thoughts please? > >Jennifer > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > John Currently in Ocala, Florida Mostly Cloudy, 66°F Wind:SW-230° at 7mph * Money Isn't Everything, but It Sure Keeps the Kids in Touch Created by Weather Signature v1.31 http://www.weathersig.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
