Someone I know has a bathroom that is not GFCI compliant, and I was wondering if it is possible to have a shower that’s humid enough to allow electricity to transfer, or would at that point would the air be inhospitable to breathe in.

    • Dr. Coomer@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      He’ll, skipped that and hold the wire between two hands (don’t do that, it cannot be stressed enough how much of a bad idea that is. You wanna commit die? That is by far the most efficient way of doing it, so DONT)

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    1 year ago

    ElectroBOOM has a good video related to your question. He’s demonstrating with a bucket of water rather than humid air but it shows what’s needed to complete the circuit.

    Please do not try this at home.