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Default wiring question Knob and Tube

On Mar 5, 9:30�am, "RBM" rbm2(remove wrote:
Disconnecting old wiring is fine. It can be left in place. You don't need to
secure wiring fished inside of walls

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I just bought a new (old) house and I have a couple of questions. *Our
underqualified although state licensed (Wisconsin) *inspector missed
some extremely obvious Knob and Tube wiring which turns out to be half
the house so I'm rewiring most of the house. *The first question is:


Do I have to remove all of the dead knob and tube wiring?


The second question is:


I'm running armoured cable to the attic to replace the Knob and Tube
and the cable is running in an open cavity between two bedrooms. *Do I
have to open the wall and secure this every four feet?


Thanks,
Gavin- Hide quoted text -


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I would remove ALL the exposed knob and tube, even though its
disconnected. Makes selling your home easier in the future/

if you can see it remove it!