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Old house wiring
Okay, the house is 75 years old. We will eventually remove the electric box and put in new wiring. Until then, I need a wire run to the garage to power a light out there and a chest type freezer. I have an electric wall heater in the downstairs mud room bathroom, which I would like to disconnect. Can I use the wiring to that heater to run wire to the garage to power the freezer and overhead light? Thanks!
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