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Anonymous users2024-01-24The bathroom is damp, so it's best to have a lampshade for the lamps! Only the ceiling lamp type has a lampshade, which is much safer! Yes.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, buy special lights for kitchen and bathroom, waterproof, Philips has them.
The lampshade cannot be removed, and the lampshade is generally fixed, or stuck, and it is not easy to remove. You can remove an aluminum gusset from the side and replace the lamp. When removing the aluminum gusset, use a suction cup, and pull it down after sucking. I just changed the lamp last week and the suction cups I use are those suction cup hooks.
Just take two pieces off the ceiling and you're good to go.
Hello, is this the size you are talking about? The unit is MM, right? This ceiling lamp has to be more than 20 watts, the bathroom is generally relatively small, just install a more than 10 watt LED ceiling lamp, these I learned about in Fan Fuhua's blog. >>>More
The embedded ceiling lamp is not fixed with a nut on the outside, so it is more complicated to disassemble. This kind of lamp is fixed with two spring pieces at the back, and when disassembling it, you need to grasp the two frames with your hands, pull it down slowly, and at the same time, you should also drag the ceiling lamp.
The ceiling lamp for the bathroom is first of all beautiful, and the second is that if the bathroom is not very high, it is more convenient, and you will not get the lamp sometimes.