I have incorporated wording, as best possible, into the GFCI chart to reflect the comments I have received, both here and personally.

I added the notes over the years as they came up, ending with the notes in an order which may have been difficult to follow. Thus, I also re-ordered the notes to address the columns from left to right - I believe the notes are now easier to follow in relation to the chart above them.

I thank everyone for their comments and suggestions,

Jerry

Thank you, I did not read 'outlet" and "receptacles" Part, you saved me more headaches.

Mike and Jerry, these charts are great tools. I was wondering if the Utility and Laundry columns should be separated now on the GFCI chart. All 120 volt laundry receptacles require GFCI protection, while only those within 6 feet of sink are required to be GFCI protected in utility room. The current chart is misleading at first glance using footnote x8.

Thanks Mike This will be big help.

Once again thank you Mike and one day I will have the privilege to personally meet you.

Well Done thanks, thanks nate

Excellent information TY Mike DeCaro

I think GFCI receptacles should be required in all spaces that have concrete floors above earth, for example: factories.

Awesome Mike, thank you Jerry.