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working on a kitchen refurb, customer wants to relocate washer and drier.
There is only one socket close by on the ring. Rather than spur from another point which will be tricky, anyone know of a device that switches between appliances so only one can be used at once ?
 
Can't you just spur another socket side by side or turn what I assume is a single socket into a double??
 
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