My first born is just starting to crawl, and I'm entering a whole new world of danger and hazard. I caught her playing with a plugged in cord, right against the outlet. I remember as kid getting shocked pulling out a cord and touching the metal prongs as they were still making contact in the outlet, and I can't find a product that works with American style plugs that protect against this. Plenty of plugs to cover open holes (in fact our outlets are all new with internal covers) but nothing to protect against exposed metal when pulling it out. In Hungary, I saw that they have recessed outlets that prevent this - see it here - [url=http://electricaloutlet.org/type-f]Type F Electrical Outlet and Electrical Receptacle[/url] It would seem simple enough to me to have a product that's an extra deep outlet cover that would make it very difficult to reach around the plug. I could make something like this from some 3/4 inch thick plastic (with two holes drilled to allow plugs to pass through), but I don't know where to find something like that affordably, and as I mentioned, I have a new baby and time is precious. Any help?

I am putting a wireless motion activated sensor to control exterior lights. There are 2 lights currently wired on separate wall switches (ganged side by side.) Can the wireless wall switch (receiver) be used to control both lights by connecting the 2 lights to the one switch? There really is no need for independent control of these lights. Thanks