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Upgrading Outlets
Hi all,
I have a house that was built in 1955. The elctrical outlets are of the two prong variety. I want to run a ground wire from the 100 amp service to all the outlets in the kitchen and bathrooms and then add GFCI outlets in these locations. I also want to run a ground wire to the outlets in one bedroom that I will be using as an office and as such it will have a fax, printer, and computer that all require grounded outlets. My question is, how difficult is it to snake the wires to the outlets? What if I just tape some three wire romex to the old wire at the outlet and pull it through the existing hole? Thoughts, opinions? |
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