Cord damage can result in a fire and shock hazard. All family members should be aware that they should not touch electrical devices when they are wet, standing on wet surfaces, or in water. Unattended, connected appliances create an unnecessary risk. Cords can be damaged by excessive heat. Check that all appliances and electric equipment are located away from the sink and bath.
Appliances are hazardous if they come in contact with water.
GFCI's are devices that will provide shock protection by quickly cutting off the circuit and preventing injury. Never insert any metal object, such as a knife or fork, into an appliance. Make sure you're using the correct wattage and proper kind of light bulb in an overhead or ceiling fixture. The wrong type of bulb can lead to overheating and fire. If you don't know the correct wattage, use a bulb no larger than 60 watts.