I'd be happy to help you with that. Here is a checklist for substituting a power outlet in your house, components-wise:

- A new power outlet of your choice (glass, slimline, weatherproof, etc.)
- A screwdriver
- Wire strippers
- A voltage tester

And here is a step-by-step guide on how to do it safely:

1. Turn off the power to the entire building at the main switch located in your home’s fuse or junction box.
2. Carefully unscrew the cover plate from the wall bracket. The screws are often hidden under little caps to leave a tidy appearance so you will need to pop these off with a sharp pick of some sort.
3. Before touching anything inside, use a voltage tester to make sure that there is no voltage left in the wires of the house. Many an unsuspecting sparky or homeowner has turned off the main power only to be electrocuted by residual current still left in the lines.
4. Note where the red and black wires are attached to the old receptacle. You may also see a green and yellow wire, this is the ‘earth’ wire.
5. Remove the wires from the old outlet.
6. Attach the wires from the old power outlet to the same terminals in the new socket. White wire to silver, black wire to brass, ground wire to grounding screw at back of box and then to green screw on outlet.
7. Gently push the new outlet back into the box and screw it in using the same holes from the old one.
8. Attach the new cover plate and turn on the power at the main switch.

Please note that this is for informational purposes only and I do not recommend doing this yourself unless you are a licensed electrician and jave the appropriate safety gear.
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