Here in Brazil most of our showers are Electric, this is how it looks

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

Yeah and being in the water

i have a hair steamer that i sit under and it's perfectly fine. they have them in salons too

if you scared, ir a iglesia

 

[CopiousX]

Absolutely no chance of electrocution?

Does the hot water heat up quicker? The apartment I’m in takes a good couple minutes to warm up.

I've encountered these alot when I've visited a few African countries too.


I haven't heard of such problems yet

 

[CopiousX]

i have a hair steamer that i sit under and it's perfectly fine. they have them in salons too

if you scared, ir a iglesia

But what if the church showers have these too?

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

That shyt in violation of all types of building codes

 

[maxamusa]

yall don't use handheld garment steamers? aside from the exposed wires, i assume it's the same concept

If you're in the states go in your bathroom. Look at the receptacles aka outlets. They're going to have GFCI in them. (it will have a little reset/test button) Kitchens and outlets NEED to have them in the US.

Showering with exposed electrical circuits is not the same as using a steamer. You're not at any risk to electrical shock using a steamer unless the power cord is damaged and has bare conductor exposed or something like that

 

[Wildin]

The worse thing that could happen is the damn thing turns off.

Y'all must've be like cacs, holdin on to the showerhead and shyt

Y'all think electricity is going to conduct through the water spurting from the head and rain down electricity on you?