I had that problem last year. There were handfulls of roly polies all over my beds and they were eating my plant leaves. I had lots of people telling me that roly polies don't eat leaves, they only eat the dead matter but I found research online which said otherwise. Fact is, I didn't find anything to help the problem besides the nice hot days because it rained so much last year. Almost impossible to dry out the garden beds. I am hoping I don't have a repeat this year. I had used lots of leaves, compost and other organic matter in my garden beds and I sort of wonder if I had invited the problem by providing ample decaying matter to support a population explosion, then when the compost ran out the population turned to my plants as a food source. It seems logical to me...one of the downsides to using compost?

normel, your observations and understanding of the present set up seems accurate. The remote distribution panel between the meter and house used to be a 60a cartridge fused motor safety switch. After identifying the wires from the safety switch to the house as being rated for only 30a each, I replaced it with a SquareD 100a load distribution center (HOM612L100RB), in which I installed the two 30a double pole breakers, one for each feeder (the safety switch was ruined as explained earlier). At the time, it seemed to be the safest quick-fix solution to get the power back on inside the house. (These two breakers are the disconnects for the individual feeders to the house that I wrote of earlier, manchild.) I figured that if the load on either one these two feeders were to exceed their 30a capacity, the respective breaker would be tripped at the remote panel, thereby preventing a potential fire/shock hazard due overload. Since the single service feeder from the meter box to the remote panel between the meter and the house is not rated for 100 amps, could I temporarily improve this situation by replacing the 100a breaker at the meter with a 60a breaker? I think that the #4 AL is supposed to be able to safely carry 65 amps. I have no idea how to go about relocating the replacement for the Zinsco panel outside of the laundry room. (I may have caused some confusion by previously calling the laundry room a washroom. Sorry about that.) Is there any approved method of extending the branch circuit wires so that the panel could be relocated, or is it okay to have a panel box in a laundry room? Thanks again guys, for trying to help me out with this challenging problem.

I'll be doing the work myself. It'll only be the cost of the bar and some time. I am capable of performing the work. Have done heavy ups before and have had inspectors approve them. I just don't know all the "rules" so to speak. Where I live there is no reqjirement to have electrical setup for range/dryer but I will be leavi ng the wires there. I am only going to be adding a single breaker to make a minor change. Just want to know the rules as I said. There will be no open spaces in the panel face. If there are I will install a blank plate.

IMO the Neutral Ground would be a no for sure I do see pink in it and I would suggest you go with something like Healing Aloe BM I find those types of grayed greens more neutral than grays or beiges for sure and of course it looks awesome with wood and white trim.