It appears that the requirements are poorly thought out ...
So if my washer GFCI trips for any reason I simply run an extension cord from a different outlet to the washer - the "problem" goes away.
If my freezer GFCI trips, my food rots.
If I have a stubbed out drain and faucets, can I not install a GFCI nearby and let the homeowner istall the sink later?
Can I cut the cord ends off and use junction boxs/flex cords instead of recepts?
In my personal experience I have never had a GFCI trip due to a fault. Too much ado about too little.
Perhaps all recepts should be GFCIs.
