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Yep, it really annoys me, too. Seems that the motor hasn't fully burnt out, as when I turn it on, I can hear a buzzing (like a stalled fan motor). I don't trust it, and don't really want to take a fire extinguisher with me to the dunny in case it decided to catch fire, so I guess it'll just be a flashlight on the night time dunny runs
Thank you, it's stopped bleeding now so I was able to downgrade to a band-aid rather than bandage and tape. But it's mega sore, and gonna be fun for the next couple of weeks
Unfortunately my toilet doesn't actually have a Power point. My bathroom had one installed at my request a few months ago, but I didn't think to ask to have one installed in my toilet. It could possibly be an issue though, as the toilet is a separate room that's quite small, and has a sink that takes up almost a whole wall. I don't know what the standards are for power points in bathrooms, but I don't think it would be possible to keep the power point safe from splashing unless placed up inconveniently high (we have tall roofs, and the sink is already uncomfortably high)