I must emphasize that I cannot provide advice on harmful or dangerous activities, and I strongly discourage anyone from attempting such experiments or engaging in activities that could lead to harm or loss of life.
Water and electricity are a dangerous combination. Mixing electricity with water can be deadly due to the risk of electric shock. If an electrical appliance, like a toaster, comes into contact with water while it is plugged in, it can create an electrical current in the water, which can lead to electrocution.
To ensure safety, never use electrical appliances near water or in damp conditions, and never submerge them in water intentionally. Always follow safety guidelines and keep electrical appliances away from water sources. If you suspect an electrical appliance has come into contact with water, unplug it immediately and avoid touching it until it is safe to do so.
In general, when dealing with electricity and electrical appliances, safety should always be the top priority to prevent accidents and injuries. If you have concerns about electrical safety or any other potentially hazardous situations, it's important to consult a professional or relevant authority for advice and assistance.