Due to a kitchen remodel, I need to temporarily cut off the power to a few outlets. I can't turn off the breaker during the whole remodel period because other outlets and lights on the same circuit need to remain functional. Fortunately (I think) , the ones I need to cut off are at the end of the line. To illustrate, power runs to outlet A, and from there to outlet B, and then to outlet C. Assume I want to keep outlet A functional, and want to kill off B and C. What I was thinking was that I would remove outlet B and do my thing with the incoming wire at that location. Question is, do I wire-nut and tape securely the black wire by itself, and do the same with the white wire and tuck them away safely out of the way...or do I just wire-nut the black and white together with a single wire-nut? Thanks.

On the side of my house (about 10' up on the wall) I've got a floodlight. I'd like to cut into that and use it as a source for an outlet. My questions are: 1). If I don't plan on using the outlet to pull a lot of power, will this be safe? 2). Can I simply run this through solid conduit outside the wall (rather than having to cut a hole in the wall and fishing wires)? 3). How do I affix the conduit and box to the wall (it's stucco)? 4). Does this have to be a GFCI outlet? Is this a bad idea altogether? ;) You insight is greatly appreciated!