Monday, January 7, 2008

About Bathroom Heaters

A bathroom heater is an important part of your bathroom, unless of course you happen to live in one of the places in the world where the temperature is always warm and heaters are obsolete. But for most people, the heater is necessary, for more than one reason.

A bathroom heater not only provides warmth, so that when you are undressed or wet from bathing or taking a shower, you do not get too cold, and that is important not just for comfort but for general well being and health, because many people catch colds if they are in a hot shower and then step out into a much colder atmosphere in the unheated chilly bathroom area.

But a good bathroom heater also helps in other ways that have to do with your comfort, your health, and your overall hygiene. If you have a heater in the bathroom, it can cut down on the chill in the air, but it can also help to evaporate the humidity or moisture that collects in bathrooms. By doing this, it helps to prevent bacteria and mold from having a place to grow, and it also helps to keep your bath linens from getting mildewed when you leave them behind, because a heater helps to dry them out while it dries out the rest of the bathroom.

To install a bathroom heater, you should consult a professional, because most heaters involve either electricity, which interacts dangerously with water, or with gas or other rather hazardous chemicals that need to be properly ventilated for good safe use. Once you find a safe way to heat your bathroom, you will also want to check with local building codes or rules, to make sure that yours complies with any regulations regarding how bathroom heaters should be installed or work.

Once those few things are sorted out, you can enjoy your bath even on the coldest frosty winter mornings, thanks to your little hard working bathroom heater.

Source: http://www.bathroom-info.com

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