Wow! It doesn’t take much to kill you. Great reason to have the correct circuits on your bathroom outlets.

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The bathtub experiment picks up about half way through the clip. I like the quick sand experiment though – so I find it very entertaining. When it gets to the bath tub demo, what a difference in appliances! Oh wait – what happened.

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Check out video 3 to see the real results.

These guys are great. In this clip they teach you a bit about common household appliances and what happens when they meet water. The great thing is you should be able to survive an accident with ground fault interrupter (GFI) appliances. Check out this short clip that proves it…

Oopps. Here is a link to the second video!

When working with electricity you want to make sure you have a solid foundation. Taking a home study electrical course is the ticket to do it yourself home improvement projects.

Don’t try this at home. I ran across this video about an english guy who WANTED to be electrocuted. Very idiotic. Who in their right mind wants to volunteer to be electrocuted? We’ll it turns out Eric Knowles thinks it is a good idea.

I would recommend that you don’t do this. Even by accident. You should check out the Practically Electricity for Non-Electricians course if you are doing home improvements and don’t want to be this guy.

I mean, how painful did it look to be repeated electrocuted. Not something I would sign up for!

This video looks like it could be anyone working in their own home. One little mistake and there are severe consequences. While I don’t know what happened, I believe this guy is fine by the way he reacted. On a different day it could have turned out worse.

With a little more knowledge and care he would have not had an issue. Taking the proper electrical course and gaining the knowledge is easy with the Practical Electricity for Non-Electricians.

I’ve been recommending this course by the Killinger’s for a while now and the more I watch these youtube videos, the more I am convinced that the accessible course is perfect for you.

This is video week! Here is a very serious reminder that even professionals get it wrong! Watch it now…

While he was working with industrial equipment, the same risk of injury exists in the home. Even more so since the vast majority of us do not have any training. Taking an electrical course is usually to hard – who has time for formal classes.

The Practical Electricity Course for Non-Electricians is perfect for you. It can save you life by giving you a solid foundation to work on your home projects. It is a must have for any DIY projects.

Many people run into various practical electrical challenges from time to time. How about you?

The question is: “What are their solutions?”

Sometimes to simply live with an unsafe condition, or to jerryrig a temporary solution.

Other times it is necessary to call out an electrician, which can, of course, be quite expensive. And, time consuming and difficult to schedule. Sound familiar?

So what else can one do?

There is an article on this very subject you can read explains one good alternative to either of these “solutions”. You can read this article at Practical Electrical Challenges and Solutions.

This article discusses several such “challenges”, but much more importantly it points to a solution. A solution you may find quite interesting and valuable.

One of the things this article emphasizes is the problems of electrical safety. In fact it points to another article which has the potential to Save Your Life or to save the life of one of your loved ones.

The essence of the solution proposed and discussed in this article is to economically educate yourself about Practical Electricity.

It turns out this is relatively easy and inexpensive to do today. This is thanks to a pretty incredible self study program one can obtain for less than the cost of one visit from an electrician. If you are interested in electricity in any way you should find this article interesting and valuable.

It also turns out that when you read this article you will also have an opportunity to join the Electricity Friends Club, which is free and will provide you with an ongoing bunch of interesting educations stuff. And, did I say, it’s free? Yes, of course.

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How would you like a friend to do this to you? I wouldn’t.

While I see the off beat humor in a video like this, I actually got electrocuted once. It isn’t pleasant. I was working on a house in a DIY mode where the wiring to one light switch was actually on two different circuits. So the old stand by of turning the light one (while it did not come on), did not mean the circuit was pumping juice still.

I wish I had taken the Practical Electricity Course for Non-Electricians before that job. In fact, I got a double wammy when I was knocked of the ladder. Maybe I should be most thankful (after being alive) that there isn’t a youtube video of it

I was surfing around today and ran across this spoof on working with electricity. Check it out…

Working with electricity is serious and can injury or even kill you or a friend. You need to have a solid foundation in working with electrical circuits before attempting to work on any circuits. On the job training is not what you want.

While this video is meant to be humorous, don’t let your self get hurt when working with electricity. Learn how to work safely with electricity in this course.

If you have ever wanted to upgrade a light switch to a dimmer switch, or install a ceiling fan or add an outlet, what did you do?

If you like me (a few years ago), you thumb threw the yellow pages and picked an electrician at random to call. They came out, charged what I though was an unreasonable amount and made the change.

That’s if I even wanted to go to the hassle of doing this. For a simple dimmer switch, I probably just forgot about it. I would only install it if my wife asked enough times. Then I would cross my fingers and hope I got it right. And didn’t electrocute myself in the process.

Sounds simple enough to change a light switch right. Or a ceiling fan? We’ll, it’s not. I turned of the circuit break to a light once and though I was safe when the light wouldn’t come on. Turns out the previous owner used two different circuit breaks for a single light/fan combo.

That was a shock! Literally. The jolt knocked my from the ladder and I am really lucky I didn’t suffer any other harm.

That incident started me on my quest for knowledge. I didn’t want to get shocked or worse again.

How did I learn? The hard way. I wish I had a resource I could have turned to. We’ll, in today’s world of information overload, I found a resource that I would recommend in a heart beat. Take a gander at this program, it will save you money and could save your life.