Bathtub veg room?

I’ve noticed a trend of people vegging in the bathtub. Do yall use some kind of waterproof lighting? Have a shelf to put the plants on when you shower? I like the idea I only have the one the one bathroom though. Suppose I could try it out see if it’s worth the trouble. Figure why not save $100 on a veg tent.

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I am going to go out on a limb and say those veg spaces are almost certainly spare bathtubs.
Sure you could move a few plants everytime you needed to shower, but what a damn hassle.
Save yourself the hassle and buy the tent. You can thank me later.

:sunglasses:
Doc

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I could always embrace my inner crust-punk :sweat_smile:

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Check out Walmart they have cheap tents I bought 2 from them well my wife bought them,I use to just grow plants
Around the house lol

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Most of the panel type LEDs I see on amazon advertise a waterproof rating. Just plug your lights into the GFCI outlet. You’ll get a mild tingle at best before the interrupter pops, otherwise shower as usual. Be sure to dry your hands before you try to reset the breaker.

I just use the bathroom because it’s small, has a door for privacy, and I told the family it was broken. I originally intended to put together a hydro setup and figured a bathtub is a great place for spills or floods.

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Breaker, gfci? That there’s fancy shit my landlord doesn’t mess with :expressionless:

got my light running off a 30amp dryer outlet, the rest of the outlets are ungrounded 2 prongs.
Honestly don’t think this place would be legal to rent in most of the country :neutral_face:

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I’m not an electrician but a GFCI outlet runs about $15. Don’t know anything about your wiring, but it might not hurt to look into. Stay safe.

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Not vegging, well maybe, just soaking…LOL!!!
Love your work!!!

That was my issue too; it got VERY tedious moving stuff back & forth when I wanted to shower. :neutral_face:

:evergreen_tree:

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Agreed! I haven’t seen anything like that since I was a kid. And I am old.

:green_heart: :seedling:

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Should’ve seen the blue ball of plasma that came up out of my foundation when the power tried cutting back on last night. Shit was scary. Glad I unplugged my shit when it went out.

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WOW :astonished: That is scary.
:green_heart: :seedling:

Want to put in a work order and figure out the problem but my landlords a cop and I value my freedom way more than my safety :sweat_smile:(I might well be the dumbest mf on these forums)

damn dude its been YEARS since ive seen that.

with that fuse box, I’m going to go out on a limb and say, knob and tube.

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My house has some hybrid knob and tube wiring for that 1947 retro vintage charm.

Can’t complain though, my service panel is at least up to date.

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The main problem with knob & tube was in some installations the splices were not soldered (just wrapped and taped).
Unsoldered splices are basically a time bomb, Wires oxide, become less conductive, splices start to heat up and accelerate the process.

Cheers
G

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My daughter bought a fixer up last year and they had to remove some cloth wire and glass insulators/knobs. In the upper part of the house.
:green_heart: :seedling:

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I’ve been helping my mom with her fixer upper for the past 3 years. Just took down the rest of the plaster cieling in her bedroom(shit collapsed a few weeks ago right over her bed, apparently right after she woke up and went out for a smoke) she got a good deal on the place and doesn’t have a mortgage but I don’t know what she’d do if I hadn’t moved back down here.

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