Sorting Out The Electrics in the Old Italian House | Ep. 45

[@seanmadden3620]

Welcome back. Old Italian electrics can prove a nightmare. Even my electrician had problems trying to sort out what wires went where. Good luck 🙂

[@CasaStefano]

[Sigh] It's unfortunately a common problem!

[@silvanaf8266]

Hey Stefano, it's nice to see you back. I'd come over and hold your ladder for you, but I'm stuck in the UK 😊 Have a productive time 😊 and enjoy 🇮🇹

[@patriceogrady9763]

Nice to see you back at it! When do you return to Italy? Saw in the comments that this was old material you just got around to.

[@CasaStefano]

Thanks for being patient! I'm hoping to get back in the Fall - in the meantime I have a few more videos coming featuring stuff I did late last year.

[@mmsmilenow]

Yikes! Good thing you know how to fix the wiring! Somebody feed that puppy! Lol 🐶🥺🐾

[@CasaStefano]

Yeah, I felt like throwing some food over!

[@bosshog36]

Great to see you're back

[@carolc1543]

did you slip into town or you recorded this last trip? electric scares me.

[@CasaStefano]

This was recorded a while ago. I have a few videos from that last trip, so I'm finally getting around to posting them. Yes, electrics are scary!

[@casamiasalentina5818]

Are you back neighbour?

[@CasaStefano]

Not back yet! Just catching up with posting.

[@NancysBungalowLife]

Good luck with that! In our house in Abruzzo, they want to run all the new electrics in the floor. Which requires raising the floor height with concrete screed and steel mesh. This is one area where I really prefer wood frame houses, even though I love italian stone houses.

[@CasaStefano]

Yeah, here they already channeled the walls, but didn't set it up right. I had someone take a look and recommended tearing it all out and starting over. I'm inclined to just improve what I have.

[@NancysBungalowLife]

@@CasaStefano I agree with your approach; I don't want to raise the floors in our house. Our electric is outside the walls right now and is rather a mess, though.