Why does it say that you can't use it in a bathroom?
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The unit does not need to be vented, but does draw 12 volts of electricity and it's just generally not wise to have high voltage items near water. That said - let wisdom be thy guide, I like to use mine by my hot tub in the winter and we're just careful to keep it far enough away that it won't tip over into the water.
1487863
I believe it is a safety issue. One could electrocute themself if the unit fell where water was present. I would suggest units that aredesigned for indoor use, as in some wall mounted units. Hope this helps.
1487864
I would think it would be a fire hazard if used anywhere in the house. I someone touched it when it was on they could risk getting a nasty burn. I think it should only be used outdoors and in an area that is out of reach for young children. It gets pretty hot.
1487865
This is made for a shop or outdoors. The heat is very strong up close. The metal casing can also get hot. not for close areas or small rooms, it needs some kind of venting.
1487866
Bob, these draw massive amount of electricity. Bathroom outlets are typically GFCI, and hardwiring a recessed fixture to a dedicated circuit is the preffered option for a heat lamp.
779272
I didn't use mine in a bathroom so I can't really say. They are beautiful and adhere quite easily though.
349998
It is not stable enough to be used on a public toilet unless it is an emergency situation. When I tried to use it, it bent and went flying causing my daughter to almost fall into the toilet. Was a waste of money.
745796
I think it only means you have a "large" amount of humidity in your bathroom. The DampRid product usually corrects the problem. Keep using it, but don't forget to drain.
1160368
You can't use this on a carpet (only on a hard surface). but you can put it in your bathroom.
1329153
one additional note. If you travel, do not use this device in the hotel bathroom. It will be fighting the generally more humid air in a bathroom. Use it in the room itself (air conditioned).
408957
The manual says indoors only and not to be used in damp locations such as a bathroom or laundry room
1320104
This is not for use inside the shower. It is for under the floor in the bathroom only. Do not install this where it will be basically immersed in water
1739127
I have mine in the bathroom but not in the shower. It rusted a bit where the pieces are welded together but that's because I don't wipe it often enough. In conclusion, it may rust in the shower;)
1759748
I've never used it in the shower, however it's advertised as wet/dry, which means - Shower Yes. I don't think that I would be afraid to take it into the shower.
1316001
I'm not a plumber, however I understand that slow-flushing toilets are generally related to mineral deposits, which this will not resolve. Also, when it arrived there was a sticky on the container indicating that it is not designed for home use.
536536
I suppose it could but in my situation it did not. I have used it in 3 different bathrooms and never had a problem
1864560
I have had it in the bathroom when I'm taking a bath and/or shower and I have had no problems. I hope that helps
2204639
I apologize, I just read the label said to not use in urinals, toilets or sinks. It says to not use in cold water.
1671049
You certainly can do that but rapidly, contaminants such as dust, bugs, any aerosol you might be using in the bathroom could make contact with the water surface as it is not contained.
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Before I bought this I spoke to the manufacturer and they told me it can be used on any surface even material since it made with all-natural ingredients. So it can be used in a shower or bathroom. I also did some research because I always thought bleach was the way to go. Besides not being able to use bleach on many surfaces it also does not get rid of the mold so you will always have a mold problem where you use bleach. I hope that answers your question.
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Oh thank you to all, I didn't quite understand, I thought it had to be left permanently plumbed in in my bathroom for everyone to see!!!! So, I can remove ALL the equipment to a hide in cupboard (closet) when not in use, right? :-)