Can this be used safely in a bathroom?
296361
I have one in my bathroom. Keep it in a place where NO water will splash on it and be sure your outlet has GFCI protection.
296362
Yes, I used the heater in my bathroom. You must keep it 3 ft. from any object.
296363
This is the best standalone heater I ever owned, that said: Bathroom heating is always tricky in order to be safe. Water is such a good conductor and in the bathroom it is always a factor. This unit is a stand up floor heater and I wouldn't put any electrical appliance on the bath floor or in proximity to the bath or shower (even with GFI's). There are wall mounted devices specifically designed for the Bathroom available.
296364
This is a great heater. It heats very well. We use it in our camper and our TV room. A heater in a bathroom is another story. Water and an electric heater are always a risk.
296365
It should be plugged into a GFI ( ground fault interrupter ) receptacle for safety purposes. Also away from any possibility of any water splashing on the unit or the electrical cord. Also if you have a bathroom exhaust fan it's best to turn it on when you are using hot water where steam vapors will cause condensation. Remember electricity and water don't mix.That is why you especially need GFI protection which will trip and shut the power off to the heater when it detects any electric malfunction caused by water.
296366
This is the safest way to use a space heater in the bathroom - if you must. 15 minutes before you shower plug the heater in and turn it on. When you come back to take your shower unplug the heater. The bathroom will be toasty warm and you won't have to worry about electrical shock.
558448
I believe this heater would be safe in any room. Mine was installed in the main bathroom of an older home. I leave the door open and this little heater keeps that part of the house warm, including the hallway & main entry area.
1759747
It should be safe to use in the shower as long as it is not being charged from an outlet.
325121
You can, but I would think it might be harmful to the mechanism. Part of what I like about it is that it closes very gently, which will definitely extend the life of the toilet seat. There's nothing worse than having it slam down when it slips out of your hand. That never happens with this model. Plus, it is wood and very sturdy. My plumber told me he could get another like it for my guest bath, but the one he found is plastic and very flimsy.
793228
Yes I think it would be ok in the bathroom , just make sure u have a bath fan There real nice cabinets
1766003
Using the item in the shower should be fine. However, we only recommend using water-based lubricant.
938837
These fixture are safe to use in a bathroom, I instaled one over my vanity. The tubular bulbs recommended are not strong enough, I suggest you use the narrow neon bulbs or even better the LED bulbs (more expensive, but they will last a lifetime)
448219
We use ours in our bathroom on the floor so I can't answer from experience. On the floor it works great and I would put it on a tabletop if I needed.
1462275
No it should not be used in the shower. The papers that come with it will tell you that as well. It is not totally stainless steel. If you have a traditional toilet it will fit but if your toilet is raised it will not fit.
532990
yes, it has a safety plug for when using in a bathroom. you can use it in any room.
2095667
Hello! It would be shower safe but I wouldn't use it in the tub. Hope this helps!
2073826
I use it in the bathroom more than any other room. Just be careful to place it so that it is out of the way. Away from any chance of getting wet or being in your path of entry or exit.
1944371
I've used this in a small bathroom and it works well. It may make the bathroom feel quite warm. I had a leak in my bathroom that I was trying to keep dry until I could get it repaired.
203595
I place it in the bath tub I feel is safer that way.not in the sink is dangerous.
570645
I have used it in the restroom sink, toilet and shower. It works outstanding. Very easy to use. Highly recommended.
733665
Yes - it should work fine in a bathroom. The 3 - 60 watt bulbs provide a surprisingly good amt of light. There is a frosted glass piece on the bottom that covers the bulbs. Just know that the shade appears more off white than bright white as shown in picture. We used 2 in a large rec room & are pleased.
1109672
Yeah I would not use outside.. it will rust and it seems as tho any moisture would ruin it.. I would not even use in a bathroom