The light socket has apparently gone south in the can light in the shower. Normally this world be a nobrainer in a non wet location. Cut the old one off and splice the wires of the new on on. However the wet aspect has me concerned. There doesn't appear to be anything special about this one. But ... so does this light fixture itself provide the waterproofing entirely? Can I replace the socket as I would in s dry location or is there something special that has to be done? If so, what? Thanks. Most homer homeowner job don't bother me but electricity and wet get me thinking.

I am trying to insatall 8-10 LED recessed light on my downstairs living room. Direct above this room are bedrooms. there is no isolation between these two floors, a neighbor who has similar floorplane told me she feels weird acoustic since she added 10 recessed ceiling lights - suddenly she can hear whisper from the rooms in different floors. I try to avoid her nightmares from adding these recessed ceiling lights, thinking about to add some insulation or sound absorbed materials around each lighting house I put in. Is it a good idea? What materials do you recommend? FYI, this is the light I am going to use [url]https://www.costco.com/LuxLite-4-in.-Recessed-LED-Lighting-Kit-4-Pack.product.100227304.html[/url]