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Is It Safe To Have A TV in the Bathroom?

Do you want to enjoy your favorite show while indulging in a relaxing bath?

Photography: Vincent Coscolluela and Mark Chester Ang

What's your bathroom routine? We're sure many of you are fond of bringing a book or the newspaper inside when it's time to sit on the throne. With the rise in popularity of tablets, some even watch movies or catch up on the news. While these gadgets are portable, you might be wondering if a TV is a needed addition in the bathroom. After all, who doesn't want to watch a good show in its full screen glory?

Keep in mind that it's not wise to put a TV in a humid area as the moisture and steam from long hot showers won’t do your appliance any good. Is it best to put this improvement on hold or should you push through with it? If you fancy the hotel vibe and would really want a bigger screen in front of your tub, then go for it! Remember that it's not as simple as installing an ordinary TV. Here's a list of things you need to take note of if you're already a hundred percent sure:

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1. A weatherproof TV

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