<b>Switch box with neutral wires</b></br> Switches don't need neutral wires.  In this box, the two white wires connected with a wire nut indicate that a circuit runs through the switch box, and you can tie into it for a new outlet.  If the switch box has only one white wire and it's connected to the switch (sometimes with black tape around it), it means the wire is hot—part of the switch circuit—and can't be used as a neutral.
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