I need light in the shower to shave with a Shave Well mirror. Will they stick to a tile wall & provide decent light for shaving? what about moisture?
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Although I haven't tried it, I think they'd probably stand up just fine to heavy moisture, though not sure what direct water would do. They'll stick to tile with no problem and provide useful light. You will have to stock up on triple-A batteries, though.
447442
honestly I wouldn't think it would do well in the shower. the light would be enough. but I think the moisture would get to it
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Yes they will stick to the wall, and no they won't provide decent light for anything. Sorry, don't know about moisture - Just know they are a waste of moneyif you are looking for light.
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I don't think it will provide enough light for shaving. Yes, it will stick to tile, but I don't know if it will handle the moisture. Bottom line...I wouldn't purchase it for use in a shower and/or for shaving. Sorry about that.
447445
They seem to be pretty sticky. They give off enough light for this, especially if were going to hang all three near the mirror.
2214519
I'm not sure of your warm or cool light. They are LED lights which do not give off heat. We have three of them mounted in a small vanity area and we love the light they give off. Putting on make-up or shaving is wonderful with these lights.
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A DE shaver works great in shower but until you've practiced in front of a mirror and get the hang if it. There's less room for error using a double edged razor. A good DE would be fine left in the shower they are extremely well made and durable. I would suggest wiping it down with a soft cloth when changing the blade. Get the soap scum off etc. make sure the is no blade in it when wiping it down!
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I have these in the master bath, and yes, they can affect the temp of the room. Not so bad in the winter, but in hot summer weather......Check out LED's instead, I plan on switching once I change out my dimmer switch.
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This LED light can be placed in the bathroom, but depends where. If in a wet or humid environment it will need to be put in a fixture that can seal out the moisture. Either way this light is designed to go in a fixture. (Recessed light fixture) I can think of one company made by "Halo" that makes this fixture. There are more, but not remembering. There is a "Remodel", or "New Construction" one. If it goes into an existing home a remodel is the one needed. ( also must consider more, please ask the hardware store) these LED lights work nice, and illuminate very well. Plus this light will need for you to modify the wiring in the recessed fixture. Good Luck!
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I would think, there is an intended closet rod for these brackets which is very heavy, so I'm sure they could support a light shower rod. As far as moisture, I don't see why not, as long is the rod is secured properly
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I've had no problem with my light. Ceiling is tiled ad I use a shower curtain. Great having a light - no splash or steam - use led light meant for wet areas.
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No switch. I don't think this is the light you want for a bathroom. Next to a mirror you'd want even light. Even if using a frosted bulb the ridges in the glass cast shadows. Even using it as a porch light the shadows produced by the ridges are not so desirable.
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They are great in my guest bathroom vanity bar. They come in both the cooler and warmer tones. I choose the cooler color temp as they are a bit brighter than the warm temp bulbs. The bath I use them is is a bit darker and smaller than my master so I wanted the brightness. I use the warmer tone ones in my master bath which is much larger and brighter overall. If you prefer the warmer more yellow tone you should pick that bulb.
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I just got this razor and I shave in the shower. I would highly recommend getting a fog-less mirror to use in the shower (the ones with the led's are great). It just makes shaving with this razor so much better and accurate. As mentioned below, you should hang this razor outside of the shower box and to keep it out of the humidity and to help it dry out better. It is all chrome, but why take chances?
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Not a good idea. You should have a fixture specially designed for the wet shower area. Look up shower light.
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Yes, but be careful on how you hold it. You need to hold the blade at a proper angle. Lots of articles online on proper DE shaving techniques. If you are shaving your face or head, I would recommend using a fog resistant mirror in the shower to help prevent accidental nicks and cuts.
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No, it wouldn't be good as the only light source in a large room. I have mine in an average sized bathroom.
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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.
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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)
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Yes. I use a BR40 LED flood light. Keep the bathroom bright, but without heat.
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I'd have to say toward the cooler end of the spectrum. We have them under a ladies bathroom vanity and kitchen cabinet. My wife likes them in her make-up area which doubles as a sewing and craft area. Kitchen application is pleasing as well. I guess if you're looking for a very, very soft light these are not it.