Older homes usually have two-prong outlets instead of today's standard three-prong outlets that include a ground wire. Instead of rewiring your home to correct this issue, there is another cheaper way by installing GFCI Outlets on the first outlet in a run.

NOTE: I am not an electrician, nor do I claim to be. Make sure you follow all appropriate safety precautions and electrical codes. Do not attempt this yourself if you are not comfortable working with electricity.

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