Hi, Just installed LED pot lights (slim pot lights) in my bedrooms. 2 of my bedrooms use the same circuit. I installed 6 led in one bedroom and 4 in the other. I also installed Lutron LED dimmers (I also tried different kinds and still continue to have the same issue). I noticed that when I dim the lights low in bedroom #1, in bedroom #2, the lights in bedroom #2 have a slight amount of light coming from them even though the dimmer is shut off. The last light on the circuit is the brightest. When I flicker the lights in bed #1 (change the dimmer setting while staying on the lowest settings), the lights slightly flickers in Bed #2. I tested the circuit in Bed #2, while the dimmer is off there is no power in the hot wire. I disconnected the hot wire (black) from the power source in Bed #2. I used a multi Meter to measure the voltage and noticed that there 3-5 volts on the neutral (white) Wire. This low voltage on the neutral wire is causing the lights to slightly turn on (ven though the power is off - I even dsconnected the hot wire). When I flicker the dimmer in Bed #1, the voltage slightly change between 3-5 volts in Bed #2 which makes the light in bed #2 appear to flicker. When I turn full power in Bed #1, all works fine. What gives? Is this fixable? Thank you

Hello, big question, I have an old house, with that fuse box that has screw in fuses like the bottom of a light bulb? Anyway, my dryer isn't working, it's a 3 prong receptacle, I had to switch the cord on the dryer because it was a 4 prong. It was a 240v cord. However, the dryer says it needs a 250v cord. Is it the cord? Do I need to get one that says 250v? I would think so but the mystery deepens.. I checked the fuse box. None of the fuses are blown, but it has the word "dryer" scratched into it and arrows pointing to two empty fuse sockets.... I checked the plug and did see a tiny scorch mark inside.... Could it be crosswired? Please help me out. I'm lost.