Do you think this would work well in the bathroom? I just want want to avoid problems related to moisture.
1133151
Seems like this could work well in a bathroom. However, the lighting feature wouldn't serve much a purpose.
1133152
no you wouldn't be able to see the time very well if the lighting in the bathroom is very bright
1983370
I wouldn't trust it due to the humidity that occurs in a bathroom. You're better off with a traditional mirror hanger in this situation.
626777
I am sure you could use it in the bathroom, however I returned mine due to the quality of the construction of it.
1096650
Can this unit be used in a bathroom which includes a shower (and thus a certain amount of humidity)?
1538317
Yes, very safe to use in the bathroom, it does not get hot enough to cause a fire danger. david lubbock tx.
1756379
As long as you have the room I don't see an issue. Check the dimensions. It's wonderful in a tub. Consider a handheld shower as well. Helps keep things dry since you can't use a door or or shower curtain as effectively.
1109672
Yeah I would not use outside.. it will rust and it seems as tho any moisture would ruin it.. I would not even use in a bathroom
2073826
I use it in the bathroom more than any other room. Just be careful to place it so that it is out of the way. Away from any chance of getting wet or being in your path of entry or exit.
276714
This fixture can be placed in a bathroom without much concern of humidity getting into the electrical. And the housing unit that you'd use to mount it, can be much smaller if need be.
147786
I think it would work well in any bathroom. It has a small tank because it uses less water, not in order to save space.
1156434
I believe it is solid cedar, which would probably hold up ok with bathroom moisture.
1588747
Yes this it will do just fine in the bathroom. You should have no problem with the drawer.
2218058
It is a high quality product for indoors. I would not use it outdoors as the moisture would ruin it.
1026661
Dry packs like this are made and only good for enclosed things of small size like a box or container that is more or less sealed. A bathroom cabinet is not an enclosed space as the door does not seal. Therefore, it would be exposed to moisture where a few of these would not do much to counter-act it; it would take a lot of them which is not practical.
1947046
I think it would work well. We used it in the basement after the flood, and even in the larger rooms it gathered the moisture. It is small, but unless you have a large bathroom you wouldn't want anything larger.
65195
I would say it all depends on how well they are sealed and how smooth the surface is. If it is very rough you may have problems getting it to stick because it has to have all the air bubbles smoothed out to adhere properly. I have mine in the bathroom so it does hold up to moisture. Hope this helps!
1973587
My installation was not done in a bathroom, sorry. But as long as it is not installed directly over the shower or tub where it might come into contact with water, I don't see a problem. Check with Lamps Plus customer service they are very good.