Electric Bathroom Radiators

Is it safe to have an electric radiator filled with oil (some call them flat-panel electric heaters) located in the bathroom if I put my head to a power boost or merged outside the bathroom?

It would therefore be prudent to put things like wet towels / clothes on the radiator or should they not covered?

Thank you.

Like you, my bathroom was not any electrical outlets in it - if no device can be plugged into this room. Probably for good reason.

Radiators and hot towels are probably the best bet and look for a much cleaner solution anyway .... instead of hazardous cables running in the bathroom the other rooms.

Would you want your children or visitors, to stumble on a cable of oil-filled electric radiator which is strained by an extension in the bathroom? Especially if it is tipped over and not give up again.

sounds good PAL

I wouldnt advise. why u do not get a real central heating

Make sure you do not lick them when they are on ..... it hurted my tung. : S

the radiator itself is fine as its a sealed unit, so yes you can hang clothes on them, etc.,
The problem with having a bath isn't the rad, but the power, the switches are waterproof Arnt Hazzard in a bathroom, its that simple, basically it is a chance to Consense inside switches that could cause a short, or the risk of electric shock if you touch them with wet hands ...

the chances of either happening are small but real, so no its not safe, but the choice is yours,

I `m SURE THATS OK

Against the regulations,