Electrocution While Showering at Dustin Padilla blog

Electrocution While Showering. You’re at risk from lightning during a thunderstorm even when you’re inside your home, including while showering or washing your hands. But the claim that taking a shower during a lightning storm can electrocute you is no old wives’ tale, experts say. When a thunderstorm is raging, lightning can strike a house and travel through its plumbing to strike you, making showering during a thunderstorm an unsafe practice. Learn how to stay safe in a storm and when it is safe to bathe. Unless you’re sitting in a bath outside or showering in the rain, you’re incredibly unlikely to be struck by lightning. Speaking to abc radio brisbane, dr karl said if your water pipes are earthed properly, you've got nothing to worry about. But if lightning strikes your house, the electricity would follow the path. Taking a shower during a thunderstorm can increase the risk of electrocution due to lightning. Showering in a storm should be perfectly safe. Read on to protect yourself and your family.

Learn how to stay safe in a storm and when it is safe to bathe. Taking a shower during a thunderstorm can increase the risk of electrocution due to lightning. But the claim that taking a shower during a lightning storm can electrocute you is no old wives’ tale, experts say. Read on to protect yourself and your family. Speaking to abc radio brisbane, dr karl said if your water pipes are earthed properly, you've got nothing to worry about. But if lightning strikes your house, the electricity would follow the path. Showering in a storm should be perfectly safe. When a thunderstorm is raging, lightning can strike a house and travel through its plumbing to strike you, making showering during a thunderstorm an unsafe practice. You’re at risk from lightning during a thunderstorm even when you’re inside your home, including while showering or washing your hands. Unless you’re sitting in a bath outside or showering in the rain, you’re incredibly unlikely to be struck by lightning.

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Electrocution While Showering You’re at risk from lightning during a thunderstorm even when you’re inside your home, including while showering or washing your hands. Taking a shower during a thunderstorm can increase the risk of electrocution due to lightning. When a thunderstorm is raging, lightning can strike a house and travel through its plumbing to strike you, making showering during a thunderstorm an unsafe practice. But the claim that taking a shower during a lightning storm can electrocute you is no old wives’ tale, experts say. Showering in a storm should be perfectly safe. But if lightning strikes your house, the electricity would follow the path. Speaking to abc radio brisbane, dr karl said if your water pipes are earthed properly, you've got nothing to worry about. Learn how to stay safe in a storm and when it is safe to bathe. Unless you’re sitting in a bath outside or showering in the rain, you’re incredibly unlikely to be struck by lightning. You’re at risk from lightning during a thunderstorm even when you’re inside your home, including while showering or washing your hands. Read on to protect yourself and your family.