Shaver socket

Sooler

Poundland do one
http://www.poundland.co.uk/home-and-garden/diy/electrical/electrek-shaver-adaptor

you won't believe how much!

Cornucopia

That's all you need.

They used to be 62p in Asda.

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Hi,

Annie1960 wrote: »

Thanks, these would be a long-term solution once I've moved in and can get an electrician to put a proper socket in. I'm looking for a temporary self-help solution in the meantime, so I can brush my teeth!

you can't have a 'proper socket' in a bathroom, or you would have folk plugging in heaters/hairdryers/straightners = potential electrocution. :eek:



Take the two pin plug off and fit a three pin, you will have some spare, no doubt, so no extra cost, and charge up in kitchen.

J_B

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Hi,



you can't have a 'proper socket' in a bathroom, or you would have folk plugging in heaters/hairdryers/straightners = potential electrocution. :eek:



Take the two pin plug off and fit a three pin, you will have some spare, no doubt, so no extra cost, and charge up in kitchen.

But .... what if it drops in the sink??

roddydogs

Both the fixed & adapter have for a very good reason, a 1amp fuse.. Please do not cut the plug off & use a 3 Pin. 1 amp fuses do not fit the 3 pin.

Collabora

If OP needs a shaver point in their bathroom then get one of these

http://www.ledbulbs.co.uk/robus+60w+dual+voltage+shaverlight+-+white/1472372239?kw=&fl=1000&ci=49439922033&network=pla&gclid=CMnPo7Km-sMCFe7MtAodJiMArg

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Hi,

J_B wrote: »

But .... what if it drops in the sink??

then don't stand in kitchen sink to dry hair.

KxMx

I have the poundland one for my electric toothbrush, still going strong several months in

spud17

KxMx wrote: »

I have the poundland one for my electric toothbrush, still going strong several months in

I'm a bit more MSE, I bought mine in the 99p shop.
Like yours, it's still going strong 6 months later.

tronator

Annie1960 wrote: »

Thanks, these would be a long-term solution once I've moved in and can get an electrician to put a proper socket in. I'm looking for a temporary self-help solution in the meantime, so I can brush my teeth!

flashg67 wrote: »

The B&Q one says not suitable for bathrooms!

Are you aware that you don't need to charge the toothbrush in the bathroom? There's no need to keep the toothbrush constantly in the charger. The charge will last a few weeks. When you feel like it loses it's charge, charge it.