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Adding an outlet
I will be adding a receptical 10 feet from existing outlet,I have aluminum wire on on co/al rated plug, can I use copper wire to attach to the empty screws, to power my new plug, I will not be connecting the 2 wires together, I know about the dangers of doing so,not sure about any dangers of using the same plug
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