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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you are using electricity to boil water outside, it depends on what you are using to boil water, if you put that thing on the table, then there is no problem, if it is placed on the ground, there must be a safety hazard.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It doesn't matter if you use a plastic bucket to boil hot water, but if you use an iron bucket, it conducts electricity and electrocuts.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Where do you look in the bathroom? There is a dry socket outside the bathroom. It's okay to boil water this way. That's a mess of burning and chewing. Unsafe places should never be used.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Theoretically, it does not conduct electricity. The heating technology of the electric heating rod is quite mature, and if you install a plug with power trip protection, it will trip as soon as there is leakage, and there will be no risk of leakage.
Yes, it can be placed under the stairs.
Explain that the power of the electrical appliances in the bathroom is too large, exceeding the current that the fuse can withstand, the solution, either turn on the electrical appliances in the bathroom separately, do not use high-power electrical appliances in a centralized manner, or replace the larger fuse, but it depends on whether the wires in your home can withstand such a large current.
It doesn't have much impact, but try to wait for it to dry before using electricity, pay attention to safety.
It is possible to deal with it downstairs, my bathroom leakage is dealt with downstairs, and it has been many years now, and there is no leakage at all.
Of course, the bathroom is not arranged directly above the kitchen, bedroom, and living room, mainly to prevent water leakage and the resulting sound from making people who eat and rest uncomfortable, so it doesn't matter.