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Help - water spilt on electric heater!
goldbyron
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My electric heater has just had half a vase of water spilt onto (and into) it. I have turned off the heater and wiped most of the water off. I got a slight electric shock when wiping water from the front. It is an old brick type heater. What should I do now? Will it be okay to let it dry out for a couple of days and turn it back on again?
Thanks for any advice!
Thanks for any advice!
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let it dry out and it be fine
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I hope so!0
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