Steve G Fort Collins, CO
I have been working on all kinds of energy-efficiency, landscaping and aesthetic projects since I bought my first home two years ago. Before I bought this house, I spent several months rebuilding homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. It was an all-volunteer organization, and we all learned to do a little bit of everything. I have all the skills to rebuild a house that is stripped down to the studs (if I have a bunch of extra hands) - and I can probably recommend the least expensive, least complicated way to do it. We were getting people back in their homes for about $10,000 with (mostly) unskilled volunteer labor. Now I own a small 50-year-old ranch home in northern Colorado. I love the location, the big picture window and the funky stone fireplace. I also love small energy bills. I am constantly trying to find ways to save energy around my home.
Favorite area of home improvement: Energy- and water-efficiency improvements. I have weatherized, added insulation, Xeriscaped the garden, installed low-flow toilets and showers, and I am always looking to do more.
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Description:
Putting a GFCI outlet by the bathroom vanity and the kitchen sink
My motivation to do this project:
I have a kid now, so I have to actually be a responsible homeowner and try to make my house safer - plus, I stuck my finger in an electric outlet when i was 1, so I am pretty hyper-conscious of that kind of thing.
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Steve G (Fort Collins, CO)Commented on GFCI outlets in bathroom and kitchenI believe I only have to put in one GFCI outlet at the beginning of a circuit. Is that correct?
on Oct 10, 2010 · Reply · Like
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