It would surely require a sticker on each receptacle IF IT WAS code compliant.Further, the non-grounded GFIC receptacle is only in accordance with code when not installed in a kitchen, bathroom, outdoor, or other wet locations.

Ofgift, I would try wetting the soil around the crevice that you are trying to fill.

Welcome and don't be afraid to step in and get your feet wet.

My opinion,,its wet under there in a plumbing leak, dont put stuff in there you cant hrow away, in caase of worst senario.

I have begun analyzing deals using the various rules found here but won't get my feet wet for a few more months.

I've been analyzing condos in 92102 and believe I can make a 2B/2BA work with an FHA owner occupied loan just so I can get my feet wet with my first deal and stop wasting my money renting.

We started devouring podcasts and books a couple months back, and are looking to get our feet wet by the end of this year!

My aim is to get my feet wet in REI by the end of this year.Looking forward to meeting all of you!

I don't want to be a wet blanket but going from $200 cash flow per month to $6,000 per month in 18 months with no savings is going to be very difficult unless you have a monster income.

I have a hard time believing the condensation on the duct work is so severe it is causing a leak as opposed to simply making the drywall wet on the inside, but I suppose it is possible and maybe in GA that is more common than I would think.