I’m trying to solve an electrical problem that occurred this morning in our main floor bathroom. One of my kids was taking a shower and accidentally pointed the shower head upwards and it sprayed the ceiling and water dripped down the walls. This immediately tripped the GFCI 15 amp outlet on the wall by the door. The room was wet after three showers with no exhaust fan or lights. I vented the room, wiped the walls and placed a portable heater in there to dry out the room. I also took off the receptacle / switch cover plates to look for water or a loose connection but everything appears to be fine. The 15 amp breaker on the main panel never tripped but the GFCI trips and will not reset. Again, the connections are tight. No moisture in the box or receptacle. There is a ceiling light, wall light (wired to same switch); ceiling exhaust fan, GFCI 15 amp outlet on the wall as well as two switches (lights and ceiling fan). There is also a wire for an electrical baseboard heater that is no longer in use. The baseboard heater was removed; wire nuts (yellow merits) were added, taped and pushed into the wiring hole in the floor. Any ideas on what could be wrong or how I should proceed to problem solve?

I have an odd issue. Several months ago i replaced all the light switches in my house with illuminated light switches. When the switch is off an orange LED glows. A month ago i noticed when i turned off a ceiling fan the lights flickered. I turned on/off the light, and everything was fine. Then a week later I noticed the lights always flickered when it was off. Also, the light switch always glows instead of only when off. As far as I can remember the lights had no issues until then. There's 2 light switches that control the ceiling fan. I redid the wiring- twice. I replaced both light switches with new ones. Same issue. But if i use another LED light it doesnt have the issue - when i turn off the ceiling fan the light goes off with no flicker. I have seen these LED lights flicker before when i used a dimmer, but i am not using a dimmer for the ceiling fan. There are lights on the same run before and after this, that work fine with no flickering, and the light switch doesnt glow when on. Is this something i should worry about? Or just a problem with the LED bulbs? One thing i should mention is next to one of the switches is a chamberlain smart light switch that uses wifi to talk to a hub, so could the wifi signal being causing this?