Possible because large parts of China are much more humid than here, and here they are not needed, just making sure they are ventilated and dry is enough?
If you wanted to address Bernard's theoretical concern, definitely the latter. If, by any chance (admittedly unlikely) there is 'something in' that plug beyond what would exist in a basic plu, cutting it off and replacing with any sort of plug (without that 'extra something') could be dangerous.
No, that's not correct. That's just the early form of the CE mark, which some companies still use.Even if it does have CE mark on it doesn't mean what you think. Some of these imported products have CE but it actually means China Export. I think this was done (in my opinion) to purposely confuse folks into thinking it was certified.
Example of the difference between the two CE marks:
Even if it does have CE mark on it doesn't mean what you think. Some of these imported products have CE but it actually means China Export. I think this was done (in my opinion) to purposely confuse folks into thinking it was certified.
Example of the difference between the two CE marks:
. Its a well travelled myth that has made its way around and I had seen in the past a few consumer groups, organisations also prompting caution over the logo's use for imported products.
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