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FHA Work Orders - Do bathrooms have to have outlets? [Wisconsin]
I have a FHA work order for a bathroom that has a outlet in the light. The work order says the light needs to be replaced with a light that doesn't have an outlet. But then it also says that a GFCI outlet needs to be installed.
Am I required to provide a outlet in a bathroom?
Can I just replace the light with a light that doesn't have an outlet and call it good? Believe me, I'm not trying to be cheap. I just replaced the furnace in this apartment and I'm trying to delay haven't to open up the wall in the bathroom.
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really? cutting in drywall and adding an outlet is too hard?