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Electrical Outlet Question
On Dec 2, 8:06*pm, Kate wrote:
I have my Christmas lights plugged into several outside GFCI electrical outlets. They do have waterproof covers on them, but with the lights being plugged into the outlet, I don't believe it is adequate coverage to protect it from the rain and snow. Would it be safe to simply tie a plastic bag around it? *Any other ideas? Many thanks. Kate We plug ours into outdoor GFIs every year, & have to reset them a few times per season. December here rain is the most likely precip, and it will short something every time, no harm done, just reset them and go on. I'm switching to LEDs this year, time will tell if they fair better, worse, or about the same. I don't see any point in covering them. |
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