can it be used in a bathroom? null

I'm sure it would be fine to use in the bathroom for a short period of time, like while you're getting ready to go to work or in the shower, but I'd unplug it when you aren't in there. It's really small, but works at my sons desk great.

Yes, carefully . The old story of electrocution still applies though - I would keep it away from water

I think it can. If iit isn't a huge bathroom. A smaller sized bathroom, Yes

Yes, but as with all electrical products, keep away from water.

I use it only in the BR. If in the bathroom I'd keep it off the floor and in an elevated dry place.

I DON'T THINK IT WOULD DO ANY GOOD.

Yes, this can be used in a bathroom.

If your bathroom is as big as the heater. lol! It's just going to heat up what's directly in front of it...like 1 foot in front of it.

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I'm sure it would be fine to use in the bathroom for a short period of time, like while you're getting ready to go to work or in the shower, but I'd unplug it when you aren't in there. It's really small, but works at my sons desk great.
Answered by Psmommy 7 years ago
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Yes
Answered by ANGEL26 7 years ago
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Yes, carefully . The old story of electrocution still applies though - I would keep it away from water
Answered by buyer 8 years ago
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I think it can. If iit isn't a huge bathroom. A smaller sized bathroom, Yes
Answered by Boss 9 years ago
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Yes, but as with all electrical products, keep away from water.
Answered by Chilly 9 years ago
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I use it only in the BR. If in the bathroom I'd keep it off the floor and in an elevated dry place.
Answered by CARLfromALPINEMT 9 years ago
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I DON'T THINK IT WOULD DO ANY GOOD.
Answered by bugeyed 9 years ago
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Yes, this can be used in a bathroom.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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If your bathroom is as big as the heater. lol! It's just going to heat up what's directly in front of it...like 1 foot in front of it.
Answered by AtotheNtotheG 9 years ago
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no
Answered by iron 9 years ago
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