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Heating/insulating bathroom
Hi, are there any cheap easy was that I can keep my bathroom warm, I head maybe plastic wrap the windows, the only problem with that is I have to open the windows after a shower so that it won't condense the water and ruin the wood so I'm told, but is there anything I can do to stop me from freezing every time I take a shower.
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I am not sure what The "cheap" is and don't know what heating system you have now. You can add heat but I need to know what system you have. Other than pluging a portable heater in and outlet ( use a G.F.I ) to plug into. Need more info. |
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OK sure, there is no heating system in the place where I am, so we use electric radiators (which are crap anyhoo and the bathroom doesn't have one) yea I was going to do the portable heater thing but you know electricity and water don't really mix so I was seeing if were any altenate ideas thanks :) |
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No Heating system. The cheapest is take aregular outlet that's close and change it to a rated G.F.I outlet and get a cermaic little heater. Actually I use one in my bathroom now. ( Iam going to demo the whole house later. That's the safest and cheapest possibe. Good Luck. Happy Holiday! |
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Do you just need a little heat for getting out of the shower? If so, how about an exaust fan with a heat lamp in the ceiling. You can also purchase small wall mount electric heaters that are 120 volts. |
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Right, ill see if I can pick up a cheap little heater somewhere then, thanks |
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