because you would get electrocuted when you plug it in

Rubber-like synthetic polymer insulation is used in industrial cables and power cables installed
underground because of its superior moisture resistance.

nsulated cables are rated by their allowable operating voltage and their maximum operating
temperature at the conductor surface

PVC or lead jacket for protection from moisture and physical damage

The fog on the bathroom mirror is caused by condensation. Condensation is the term we use to describe
the process which occurs when moisture in the air is extracted. Condensation happens when the
temperature of air containing moisture decreases. Falling air temperatures cause condensation because
warm air can hold more moisture than cold air. This is the exact same process that takes place when a
hot air mass encounters a cold air mass and we experience a rainstorm.

When warm air in the bathroom is heated by the shower to temperatures as much as 100 degrees F, the
air becomes saturated with moisture. When this saturated hot air comes in contact with the bathroom
mirror, which may be as much as 30 degrees F less than the air temperature, the moisture begins to
come out of the air and be deposited on the mirror surface. The clouds of steam in your bathroom are
basically raining on your mirror.

By raising the surface temperature of the mirror to be the same as or greater than the temperature of the
air in the bathroom, condensation is prevented.

Fog is created when hot air vapors from a steamy shower mix with the cool surface temperature of a
bathroom mirror, resulting in condensation.

Circulating air helps minimize the build-up of steamy heat in the bathroom, lessening the temperature
differential between the room and the surface of the mirror. Running a fan or opening a window while in
the shower can also aid in air circulation helping to defog a bathroom mirror. If the bathroom is small or
not well-ventilated, getting enough air to circulate might be a problem

f you use a light above the mirror and leave it on while taking shower this will significantly reduce the
fogging since the warmth from the light will condense the steam.

Air has moisture in it. The food picks up that moisture and becomes soft. By placing the food in an air-
tight tin, you have limited the amount of moisture that is available to soften the food, so it stays
crisper longer.

Why does a hard biscuit become soft when left out in open air but soft bread becomes hard whenleft out in the

open air? 
Biscuit contains high content of Starch, bread do not, Starch is humidity sensitive and attract
humidity from air. Biscuit made with starch to be able to absorb liquids in it, bread do not. Hope
this...
Why doesn't ice wrapped in newspapers melt easily? 
Ice melts because it absorbs heat from its surrounding. Wrapping ice around in a newspaper cuts
down this heat loss to the surrounding. As a result, ice melts at a slower rate when wrapped in a..

Why doesn't ice wrapped in newspaper melt easily? 
It is because being wrapped in paper would cause the cold air coming off the ice to be trapped,
thus slowing down the melting process.