What should I do if the water stops in the shower?

As a hard-working student party, what we encounter most at school is that there is suddenly no electricity ... suddenly no water ... when to see the mood of the school. Are you kidding? The school is also trying to fix it! It's just that the efficiency fluctuates a little.

However, if you happen to be taking a shower when the power goes out, then if you encounter such a sad thing ... please let me laugh three times first: ha ha ha ha ha! Okay, seriously, the water was cut off when you took a shower. If someone is outside, you can ask someone outside to bring you the water you saved before. But if you don't have the habit of storing water in advance, let our friends help you see if you can buy a bottle of bottled mineral water for emergency. However, there is the worst case, that is, when you take a shower, the power goes out and there is no one outside to help.

At this time, if you are in the middle of a bath and are covered with foam, you can wipe off the foam bit by bit with a wet towel, then put on your clothes and come out to wait for water. Although this process will make you feel a little uncomfortable, as long as you dry the foam on your body and come out to sit for a while, it is not much different from just taking a shower. As long as you dry the foam, you won't feel sticky and uncomfortable. If the water is cut off when washing your hair, you can wipe it with a towel (dry or wet) until it is basically dry, then wrap it in a towel, and then come out to wait for water or try to get some water. In short, don't panic, just face it calmly.