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Yes you can do this and it will function as long as like was stated before .... “ you don’t connect to the load side “ on the gfci . The only thing that is wrong about this is the fact it is against the national electrical code . The code states that bathroom GFCI’s be on a dedicated circuit ...

yeah that's some good advice but evidently other people (like yourself & me ) also read these posts even though they are old I was thinking maybe this case would be a good example to people researching on the topic.

If you want to be super safe then you could put in a bit more work and some testing and make sure you completely remove the wire . The circuit you have for heat that controls both baseboards is ultimately wired back to a controlling thermostat and more than likely daisy chains from one to the...

One time I was working on a ring doorbell set and I ran into what they call the ring "power kit" which is spliced at the transformer the place I was at had two of them one for each ring. one for the front door ,one from the back . This client was a recent buyer who inherited them and the fact...