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#85207 06/17/03 08:46 PM
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Just my 2 cents, but how about showers/bath tubs do not have electricty going to it, but hot tubs, spas, and pools all do? Maybe?

HE

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#85208 06/18/03 04:49 PM
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For arguments sake, is a low mounted fixture or a very close switch or outlet any more hazardous near a Hot Tub than a Bath tub?

If so, why?

Bill


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#85209 06/19/03 03:03 PM
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Harold has a point that hot tubs have electric pumps and heaters. Also, hot tubs and spa's may have chemicals added to the water that makes the water more conductive (think chlorine with electrically charged ions that can move).

#85210 06/19/03 06:32 PM
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Steve,

I think some of the additives to Bath water probably have the effect of increasing conductivity too.

Bill


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