"RBM" wrote in message
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"Mikepier" wrote in message
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I had replaced the light switch in a bathroom with a GFCI combo
outlet /switch so that a hair dryer can be used. The feed comes from
the vanity light with a 12/3 wire into the switchbox, then continues
out from there with a 12/2 to the other circuits.
Because the feed comes from the vanity light, it cannot be protected
by the GFCI. Right? I don't know if the vanity light has to be
protected so it might not matter.

The vanity light doesn't need GFCI protection, but I would assume that the
red wire of the feed cable, is the return to the light, and if so, you
could protect it.

I take that back, it wouldn't work with the one neutral