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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is a very dangerous problem that can lead to leakage and even short circuits. Hopefully, the landlord will be able to add a cover to the socket.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is definitely a danger. The solution is: turn off its power and wipe it dry, then it can be used. Serious ones should be replaced.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The toilet socket should be kept dry as much as possible, otherwise there will be a risk of leakage, LZ should pay attention to, safety is the most important
From "I Love My Home".
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Of course, it will cause a short circuit in the line.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20There must be, water is inherently a conductor of electricity, and you can install a waterproof cover.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Yes, turn off the power or power box seal.
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Anonymous users2024-01-18Toilet sockets are generally waterproof.
If you can, move farther away, and if you don't worry, you can put a splash-proof box on the wall. In addition, there is generally a leakage protector when entering the home.
Alcohol is a volatile item, placed in a heated place will accelerate evaporation, so that alcohol molecules fill the whole room, if the bathroom is not breathable, then it is recommended that you ventilate more to prevent unnecessary disasters caused by occasional sparks.
Yes, as long as you can wear it. Otherwise, the ground wire is connected to the bright wire (yellow and green two-color soft wire), which is ugly.
Other sockets have ground wires, and ground wires can be led from other sockets.
No. Just put the wire in the sleeve and there will be no problem. The floor tiles are paved on top and will not leak electricity.