I removed all devices on Home GFCI circuit then I installed a tamper resistant GFCI that was underneath the electrical panel there has to be a GFCI there due to the fact that there’s a concrete floor and an unfinished area everything outside I installed temper resistant weather resistant GFCI’s with new in use bubble covers when I opened up all the junction boxes I spliced all the appropriate wires together than pigtail off the splice took the single wire and landed it on the line side of the GFCI this is to ensure the best and safest possible connection throughout the electrical circuit I also line sided all the GFCI’s so that if a GFCI trips in one area on the circuit it will not affect the rest of the circuit it will send power to the rest of the GFCI’s outside and underneath the electrical panel I remove the existing GFCI breaker so that way there was not a nuisance trip and I installed a standard single pole 15 amp BR breaker Customer is also now a VIP member