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where they cannot be reached from the tub, shower, or
basin. (Note - Electric razors are an exception since
they are designed and tested for safe use in bathrooms )
A. EXECUTIVE MANSION
(1) Second Floor
(a) The bathrooms of the Blue Room and the
Yellow Room. - If the portable electric
radiant heater located in each of these
bathrooms are to continue in use the
cords should be shortened or the con-
venience outlet re-located SO that the
heater cannot be reached from the tub,
shower, or basin.
39. ELECTRICAL HAZARDS - PORTABLE HOT PLATES
The use of portable electric hot plates in locations
not suited for their safe operation and where provision has
not been made for their attachment to convenience outlets
equipped with signal lights, presents an electric shock and
fire hazard. Portable electric hot plates are used in
many of the offices and rest rooms of the White House.
These appliances are the personal property of the employees
and include equipment which does not bear Underwriter's
Approval. This later point is significant because the
safety of appliances, not SO tested and approved is ques-
tionable.
The use of portable electric hot plates, except where
specific provision has been made for their safe use and
operation, should be prohibited. Only equipment which
bears Underwriter's Approval should be used.
The following is a list, by location, of portable
electric hot plates now being used under unsafe conditions:
A. EXECUTIVE MANSION
(1) Ground Floor
(a) Ushers Room. - One hot plate.
B. MAINTENANCE SHOPS (Under North Portico)
(1) Paint Shop. - One hot plate.
C. WEST TERRACE
(1) Ground Department (Tool Room. . - One hot
plate.
C-69090
45
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