The ground and the “hot” line in the pic above is going to be at the top (see the pic below as well). . . so it’s far easier to make sure that the ground is “put back inside” in such a way as it’s not going to touch other connectors and short the outlet (and create a fire hazard).
Note that “LINE” is the power coming into the receptacle; “LOAD” is the line going to the next outlet.
We did. Reno design and new vanity size prevented regular door to be used. Added something to the sides of it to remove most of yhe usual gap that is u welcome for a bathroom space.
We did something like that in one of the bathrooms in our house. It was the original master suite and didn’t even have a door when we moved in. I had a beaded curtain there for a while, but we put in a barn door when my daughter moved into that room.
Outlets in North America have to be the most poorly designed ones in the world, at least for safety.
Korea has some weird ones, but I assume they are quite safe.
My friend from the UK pointed out…in the US, you might get a good burn/shock but the electricity in the UK will kill you. Hence the more robust plugs/outlets.
I am willing to bet everyone here will do this their next pizza crust, waste-O, fiasco.
Buy your own, yes, your own, 9 oz, Frito’s Mild Cheddar Cheese Dip. And then dip those nice crusty pizza ends into said Frito’s Mild Cheddar Cheese Dip and, yes, eat it. GUARAN-T-Roy-You’ll-Wanna-Do-It-4Eva!
And double dip! It’s a “one dip-bite + another-dip-bite finish = heavenly nummy-ness!
If you have the guts, get the 9 oz, Frito’s Mild Cheddar Cheese Dip wit Jalapeño. I Dooble-Dawg-Dare-Ya
Buncha sacrilegious pizza crust wastin’ FLICKERS!
BLASPHEMY!
I cannot fix healthcare $, but dawg gunnit, pizza crust enjoyment, no waste, I can!
Yes, if only to be able to casually drop into conversations that you have a lake house. Three of our neighbors have one, on three different lakes, and boy they love that people know it.