Would this be allowed here? (part p in bathroom)

Hightowermark · 7 Feb 2006

Don't try this at home as it's

ban-all-sheds · 8 Feb 2006

Err - that's already been posted in General Chat, here: //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=43760

And I've already drawn the attention of this forum to it here: //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=43768

Steve · 8 Feb 2006

And whats this got to do with part p? that kettle doesn't appear to be fixed anywhere.

ban-all-sheds · 8 Feb 2006

And we don't even know that it's in a bathroom...

Hightowermark · 8 Feb 2006

Oh you lot are so serious on here, was only a joke

colport27 · 8 Feb 2006

Assuming the kettle is actually plugged in, it can`t be a bathroom........
serious? on here?

Steve · 8 Feb 2006

colport27 said:
Assuming the kettle is actually plugged in, it can`t be a bathroom........

look at the bottles - not english - european or something - different wiring regs

0/10 for observation colport mate!

colport27 · 9 Feb 2006

Damn I had a heavy night last night

moosehead · 10 Feb 2006

Is that not an eraly from of Ascot Heater?

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Would this be allowed here? (part p in bathroom)

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