Hi All, we recently replaced all old wires in the house with new wires and changed the panel. The panel's inspection is due in a few days, and our electrician thinks that we will pass the inspection. But regardless of if we pass it or not in current state, i want to do something to organize / hide these wires, so they are not exposed in the garage which is too cold / near a window. 1. What is the best way to 'cover' the wires just above the panel. I will sheet rock and close the broken ceiling - that whole was created to run wires to second floor. 2. What's the best way to move wires 'up' closer to the ceiling and hold them there - along the window, so I can still open the window. something like a vinyl sheet that gets screwed on the wall & ceiling - just above the window, so the wires are pushed all the way up.. or some sort of corrugated pipe that i can cut and cover the wires with it.. so what can i use for this - and also - will too many wires jammed together cause a problem? Why do they usually not allow too many wires in a conduit. will I be causing some similar problem by jamming too many wires in a chase / conduit / behind sheetrock / behind some cover when I try to push them above the window? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Hi, not exactly sure where to post this? Pulled a simple solenoid off of a dishwasher that is a bit rusty but still works. Wondering if cleaning it as simple as using some rust remover, something else perhaps? Flushing with water & using compressed air to dry. I had thought it might be in need of a little emery cloth. Would that be unwise? thank you, rich Edit: hit with the Dremel wire brush seemed to do a pretty good polish job. Of course cleaning down in the magnet another story. Might give vinegar a shot.