Having wet hands or wet feet greatly increases the chances of receiving an electric shock. In the interest of safety, it is always wise and suggested to operate ANYTHING electrical with dry hands and feet.
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Water is a good conductor of electricity. When your hand is wet and you touch an appliance, the water on your skin can allow electricity to flow more easily through your body, increasing the risk of electric shock. This is extremely dangerous and can result in electric shock or even electrocution.
Dry skin is a fairly good insulator,
getting them wet turns you into a giant short circuit just waiting to happen.
It will make your hand wet
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Yes, a wet tissue can be burned. However, it may not burn as easily or quickly as a dry tissue due to the water content. It is important to exercise caution when burning any material.
It depends on the moisture content. It can be hard, chalky and crumbly. It can be heavy and slightly slimy and very malleable if wet.
Water is a good conductor of electricity. Should your hands be wet while working with a live electric circuit, the odds are increased that you will accidentally complete a connection and give yourself an electric shock.