Jeff Wisnia wrote:

Craig Toth wrote:

Do they make a timer that can be wired to a switch (bath fan) that only
allows the device, once turned on, to stay on for a set time (like,
maybe,
1/2 hour)? Then you would have to manually turn the switch off then on
again
to get another cycle.

If I come home from work and hear the bath fan running one more time
from my
daughter's shower 6 hours before I'm going to blow a gasket.

Can anyone save the girl from being flogged?





I use these for the fans in all the bathrooms in our home. For solving
exactly the same problem as yours. Just replace the standard switch with
one of these.

They work, as the guys down Maine put it, "slicker 'n snot on a brass
doorknob."

go to:

www.homedepot.com

and search for Item # 337311


Now, if someone can figure out how to keep daughters from using up 79
gallons of hot water from an 80 gallon water heater with just ONE
shower, I'd like to hear about it. G

Jeff

Hi, Jeff
I bought a condo near her school and let her live there
away from home across the city.
Problem solved.
Tony