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Health Talks: Home electricity dangers and fried potatoes Q&A
Dr Clendening warns that low voltage in wet conditions can kill, noting the danger of standing in a bathtub while turning on a light. He explains amperage matters, skin moisture raises risk, and heart fibrillation can occur with minimal current. The column also answers reader questions about fried potatoes and diet.
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