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Tender_n_Crispy said:
Not too bad. Could definitely be worse. Every room needs painted. Every outlet needs replaced because the previous owner or owners decided just to paint over everything. I got to put down a small floating floor in the kitchen. But no plumbing. No roof leaks. Don't need new carpet. Don't need new doors. So yeah not too bad.
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Hopefully thy didn’t put spray foam behind the outlet covers to stop drafts…. I have seen that done 🙄 But I think the covers are not too much unless you wanna go GFCI right? What color floor you going with?
 
Fuzz_Ball said:
Hopefully thy didn’t put spray foam behind the outlet covers to stop drafts…. I have seen that done 🙄 But I think the covers are not too much unless you wanna go GFCI right? What color floor you going with?
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No, there's no spray from behind the covers. That would totally suck and a fire hazard. I had to replace the outlets as well as the covers.They painted over the outlets, they painted over the switches. I already replaced the ceiling fans and light fixtures a while back. Only had do four gfci outlets. All the rest are standard. The flooring is called Tawny oak.
 
Tender_n_Crispy said:
No, there's no spray from behind the covers. That would totally suck and a fire hazard. I had to replace the outlets as well as the covers.They painted over the outlets, they painted over the switches. I already replaced the ceiling fans and light fixtures a while back. Only had do four gfci outlets. All the rest are standard. The flooring is called Tawny oak.
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That sounds not too bad, only frou gfci outlets

I remember one time I had to do like two dozen gfci outlets and let me tell you it was not fun. Damn gfci outlets ARGH
 
Tender_n_Crispy said:
No, there's no spray from behind the covers. That would totally suck and a fire hazard. I had to replace the outlets as well as the covers.They painted over the outlets, they painted over the switches. I already replaced the ceiling fans and light fixtures a while back. Only had do four gfci outlets. All the rest are standard. The flooring is called Tawny oak.
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Total fire hazard, but some people they can’t go buy the cardboard pieces for it 😂 That doesn’t seem too bad. What room colors did you go with or have you repainted them yet? Tawny oak 👌 nice choice.
 
Well, technically, you can put the g f c I outlet in the breaker box. That makes it a hell of a lot easier, but it does fill up the breaker box. And you have to be comfortable opening up a breaker box. Which most people aren't. You can also have the first g f c I outlet feed the rest of the outlets if there is multiple on one breaker. But I totally understand the frustration if there's g f c I is connected to g f, c, I, connected to g f c I vonnected to g f c i etc. Gets a little trippy
 
Fuzz_Ball said:
Total fire hazard, but some people they can’t go buy the cardboard pieces for it 😂 That doesn’t seem too bad. What room colors did you go with or have you repainted them yet? Tawny oak 👌 nice choice.
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The living spaces I go with "cold river". It's mix of light blue with a slight tint of teal. The kitchen and bathroomsI go with "blizzard fog", which is a little bit of white and gray. In the bedrooms, I go with peaceful slumber, which is a darker blue with hints of gray.
 
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