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Wiring double light switch to knob and tubing
I want to install a double switch in the laundry room that will operate the light in the laundry room and operate the new outside light that I have just installed. I want them to work separately. It's a double switch that goes in one box. Inside the old box are two black wires, knob and tubing. How do I make this connection
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