Jim, Ellis, at, aol, dot, com wrote:

On Fri, 14 Sep 2007 01:32:01 -0700, Mikepier
wrote:


Or you can replace the circuit breakers with GFCI breakers. That will
take care of the entire house including your 2 pronged outlets.
instead of changing the outlets. That's what I did in my house. The
code in my town allows this to be done.

I like that idea, seems simple and straight forward.

Just be aware that GFCI circuit breakers cost about 5x what GFCI
receptacles do, while providing the same level of protection.