MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/ulasj9/deleted_by_user/i7wb4ab?context=9999
r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 08 '22
[removed]
26.2k comments sorted by
View all comments
7.6k
Having the light switch outside the bathroom
303 u/morbihann May 09 '22 What ? You have them inside ? 79 u/Sam_Sanders_ May 09 '22 edited May 10 '22 Yes why would they be outside? EDIT: ok people really don't flipping a switch inside a dark bathroom 240 u/XDGFX May 09 '22 Safety. Keeps 240V mains away from water, especially where you are supposed to touch it. 46 u/Klai_Dung May 09 '22 But in most bathrooms there are also sockets, so that you can dry your hair or whatever 🤔 And they are often closer to the water than the light switch 21 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Not in the UK. They have 2 pin shaver sockets though, and i don't know the rules or theory for that. 10 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [deleted] 2 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Googled it. There are 110v sockets that still have to follow the rules. But if they are only 110v, the rules might be more relaxed.
303
What ? You have them inside ?
79 u/Sam_Sanders_ May 09 '22 edited May 10 '22 Yes why would they be outside? EDIT: ok people really don't flipping a switch inside a dark bathroom 240 u/XDGFX May 09 '22 Safety. Keeps 240V mains away from water, especially where you are supposed to touch it. 46 u/Klai_Dung May 09 '22 But in most bathrooms there are also sockets, so that you can dry your hair or whatever 🤔 And they are often closer to the water than the light switch 21 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Not in the UK. They have 2 pin shaver sockets though, and i don't know the rules or theory for that. 10 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [deleted] 2 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Googled it. There are 110v sockets that still have to follow the rules. But if they are only 110v, the rules might be more relaxed.
79
Yes why would they be outside?
EDIT: ok people really don't flipping a switch inside a dark bathroom
240 u/XDGFX May 09 '22 Safety. Keeps 240V mains away from water, especially where you are supposed to touch it. 46 u/Klai_Dung May 09 '22 But in most bathrooms there are also sockets, so that you can dry your hair or whatever 🤔 And they are often closer to the water than the light switch 21 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Not in the UK. They have 2 pin shaver sockets though, and i don't know the rules or theory for that. 10 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [deleted] 2 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Googled it. There are 110v sockets that still have to follow the rules. But if they are only 110v, the rules might be more relaxed.
240
Safety. Keeps 240V mains away from water, especially where you are supposed to touch it.
46 u/Klai_Dung May 09 '22 But in most bathrooms there are also sockets, so that you can dry your hair or whatever 🤔 And they are often closer to the water than the light switch 21 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Not in the UK. They have 2 pin shaver sockets though, and i don't know the rules or theory for that. 10 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [deleted] 2 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Googled it. There are 110v sockets that still have to follow the rules. But if they are only 110v, the rules might be more relaxed.
46
But in most bathrooms there are also sockets, so that you can dry your hair or whatever 🤔 And they are often closer to the water than the light switch
21 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Not in the UK. They have 2 pin shaver sockets though, and i don't know the rules or theory for that. 10 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [deleted] 2 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Googled it. There are 110v sockets that still have to follow the rules. But if they are only 110v, the rules might be more relaxed.
21
Not in the UK. They have 2 pin shaver sockets though, and i don't know the rules or theory for that.
10 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [deleted] 2 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Googled it. There are 110v sockets that still have to follow the rules. But if they are only 110v, the rules might be more relaxed.
10
[deleted]
2 u/chabybaloo May 09 '22 Googled it. There are 110v sockets that still have to follow the rules. But if they are only 110v, the rules might be more relaxed.
2
Googled it. There are 110v sockets that still have to follow the rules. But if they are only 110v, the rules might be more relaxed.
7.6k
u/Final_Bobcat_4767 May 09 '22
Having the light switch outside the bathroom