Review on 🎄 AIMENGTE 12V Neon LED Strip Lights - Waterproof Silicone Strip Lights for Christmas with Adapter & Dimmer - 16.4ft/5M Length, White by Kristen Barrett

So I got a call from the local building permit specialists. (I recommend calling your building permit specialist.) I asked what kind of light I could install in the shower. They said there are two types: open showers and closed showers. If the light is outside a closed shower or above an open shower, then the light should only be calculated for water areas. If the lamp is in a closed shower, it must be waterproof and heat-resistant. Advertising quote: Features of the silicone rubber shell three: 1, soft and durable, can be folded and bent at will. 2. IP65 waterproof rating, no power loss even when submerged in water. 3. High temperature resistance, can withstand 392°F572°F. It must be installed on a GFI (Ground Fault Interruption) socket in case of a future leak. And I need the outlet to connect to the light switch in the bathroom. But I can drive it to the corner of my soul! Oh, pink just tickles me. Maybe my electrician can find a way to move the dimmer to the switch. If not, then I don't mind. Shower screens are the darkest places (especially with navy blue tiles), but not mine! Yes, I opened the box. I plugged it into a GFI outlet in the kitchen. My sister noticed me, just in case. And I spilled water on it (the first cable connection wasn't included). All is well! Then I found a sink plug and put hot water in it. At that moment my son entered. I grinned at him and held the flashlight over the water. He answered me with a stern but slow no. I smiled and nodded yes. That was the limit of his sense of humor. But I did a dive test. The headlights came on with no problem. It has no bubbles. No GFI trip. No electrical sensations when I put my hand inside. Now I just have to convince my husband that the shower idea is a good idea.