This happens due to DC being inserted. It happens when the device takes high current from one cycle, but not the other. A number of things may do this, especially dimmers and high efficiency bulbs and LED power supplies.
You could possibly fix this with isolating the bathroom circuit back to the main panel, but there's' no guarantee.
The most certain fix is using balanced power conditioners, but they are expensive and not worth it for short periods of time.
You could possibly fix this with isolating the bathroom circuit back to the main panel, but there's' no guarantee.
The most certain fix is using balanced power conditioners, but they are expensive and not worth it for short periods of time.