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Can I jet wash a wet room?

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Tyzer85 · 28/01/2015 19:37

This is a potentially stupid question but can you jet wash a wet room? Obviously there's no electrics in there (apart from the shower) but I don't know if the flooring or tiles etc could get damaged? It'd be used in the shower area only.

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Lasvegas · 29/01/2015 09:23

Bump - would like to know answer also. tyzer85 if you give it a go, pls post and let me kow

HocasUcas · 29/01/2015 11:55

If you mean with a pressure washer - I wouldn't. We had a bricked patio garden and any mortar which wasn't absolutely firm , the pressure washer would remove it. I am not sure grout would be strong enough. That said , though , I have actually never tried to jet wash any part of my bathroom Grin

PigletJohn · 29/01/2015 12:08

Electrical fittings can be made in various different standards of water resistance. Bathroom fittings are not usually made to withstand a jet of water.

PigletJohn · 29/01/2015 12:08

p.s.

Do you mean there is no electric light in there? And no extractor fan?

Tyzer85 · 29/01/2015 13:45

PigletJohn There is a shielded light and an extractor fan in the wet room but obviously I wouldn't be aiming the jet wash in the direction of those, it's just the shower area that needs a scrub, if not I'll get on my hands and knees with a sponge.

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