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Because that’s where there’s light to find the switch ;) Seriously I’ve never had a problem with the switch being inside or outside as long as it’s by the door
by andreareina 4y ago
Because that’s where there’s light to find the switch ;)
Seriously I’ve never had a problem with the switch being inside or outside as long as it’s by the door
- rrobukef 4y agoHere's a scenario: you took a nice long hot bath. It got dark outside. You get out and want to turn on the light. Do you want to open the door and let the cold air in? Do you need to cover yourself first?
- andreareina 4y agoCrack the door open, reach through and flip the switch. It's only going to be momentarily cold and if covering is required a quick wrap of the towel will suffice. I take your point though :)
- cjrp 4y agoNone of the above; I use the pull cord switch to turn the light on
- yencabulator 4y agoI've been in a multi-stall public bathroom where a person leaving turned off all the lights. For private bathrooms, I would much prefer to have the light control fully within my control while I am inside the bathroom.