Before we can add outlets to rooms in a rental property, we need a Letter of Authorization from the landlord. Also, since you think asbestos is a possibility, the landlord would need to confirm the presence of asbestos before we schedule an appointment. Since different localities have different requirements and permits when dealing with asbestos, we will need to contact our Field Team in your local market before we can proceed. Feel free to email your full name and address to my team at cox.help@cox.com once you've discussed this with your landlord.
Keep in mind that Bruce's worthy suggestion would require you to watch the same program on the 2 or more sets as there would be only one source - the cable box. A perfectly viable solution if you live alone but not an ideal one if you have roommates, tenants or family members that may not share your viewing habits.
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Before we can add outlets to rooms in a rental property, we need a Letter of Authorization from the landlord. Also, since you think asbestos is a possibility, the landlord would need to confirm the presence of asbestos before we schedule an appointment. Since different localities have different requirements and permits when dealing with asbestos, we will need to contact our Field Team in your local market before we can proceed. Feel free to email your full name and address to my team at cox.help@cox.com once you've discussed this with your landlord.
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Bruce
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Do you have a cable box? If so, get a Wireless HDMI kit. It can beam programs from your cable box to TV sets in other rooms.
Good article at http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/the-best-wireless-hdmi-video-transmitter/
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