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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello; You confirm whether it is an electricity meter or a water meter, if it is a water meter, then it doesn't matter, if it is an electric meter, then you should respond to the property department to the potential safety hazards, an electric meter can not be installed next to the pool, two heights must meet the standard, now wash your hands as much as possible do not splash water on the meter to prevent the meter from short circuiting, according to what you said, it seems that it is not an electric meter, it should be a switch box, it is not too far away from the pool, but no matter what, do not splash water on it, I hope it can help you, and I hope you click to adopt.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I used a basin to fill the water and took it to other places to wash, but I felt that I couldn't touch it.
Hello, just seal the windows and you're good to go.
Long-term use of dish soap can irritate the skin of the hands. Finally, wash your hands with hand sanitizer or soap.
Splash if you want, splash if you don't want to, everything is in your hands.
No, it won't! There must be a certain amount of water pressure to splash out, and if the water pressure is not strong enough, it cannot be splashed out. I wish you all the best!
Hahahaha, in fact, it's because people wash their faces, touch up their makeup, and wet their hair in the bathroom. You think too much . >>>More