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[NSC] How frequently do you shower/bathe?
- Thread starter crodonilson
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Almost to the end of the month. Oh, bother!
Really?
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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I've only ever seen 1 pair of globe taps and that was in a draw in my grandads shed, he must've thought they'd come in handy one day..
We did the same would never go back so much easier
Have a look at the prices on here, also if you click on shop you can see old baths etc.
Antique and reclaimed restored bath, basin and sink taps | Mongers Architectural Salvage
Taps in brass, chrome and nickel. Bath mixers, kitchen taps, basin taps.
www.mongersofhingham.co.uk
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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🫨 blimey I need to go through my pile of scrap!Have a look at the prices on here, also if you click on shop you can see old baths etc.
Antique and reclaimed restored bath, basin and sink taps | Mongers Architectural Salvage
Taps in brass, chrome and nickel. Bath mixers, kitchen taps, basin taps.
John Byrnes Mullet
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Life and hygiene has changed so much since the 80's. Remember having a daily strip wash in a bowl and then over to my Aunties for a bath on a Sunday until we got a bathroom in 1984. Living in Brighton like so few of us do these days the students are the worst of the stinkers and there are still a few in The Evening Star when I pop in.
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Looking forward to the standing up or sitting down debate in the next international break
Love my new shower. 1m by 1.60 so more than enough room to swing a cat, which is an essential part of showering imo
Official Old Man
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Every Albion game. Part of the ritual.
Boy do I stink in the summer
Boy do I stink in the summer
Gabbafella
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You might be exactly the man I need to speak to then. We're about to move into a flat and we've talked about ripping the bath out and having a big shower unit there instead.Funnily enough 9 out of 10 of my bathrooms people replace the bath with a walk in shower..
We have no idea on cost, obviously materials will differ considerably so even a ballpark figure will be difficult.
Drop me a message if you can offer any advice though.
He is the man to ask. He's the only reason I wash at all
Glawstergull
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What does the cat say ?
It's a cat. It can't talk.
Glawstergull
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Maybe your Spanish is just better than your Cat. Just saying.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I haven't had a bath for about 10 years. The last time was after I'd completed a 25 mile sponsored walk over the Downs for AITC (to which many of you very kindly donated). Afterwards I ached in places I never knew existed, so that long soak was essential.
I shower every morning, without fail. After I get up its the 3rd thing I do after having a piss and cleaning my teeth. Then I do me hair and get dressed, never been one for mooching about in a dressing gown. Might have one in the evening too if I've been sweating like Gary Glitter in PC World, if its been a hot sticky day.
I shower every morning, without fail. After I get up its the 3rd thing I do after having a piss and cleaning my teeth. Then I do me hair and get dressed, never been one for mooching about in a dressing gown. Might have one in the evening too if I've been sweating like Gary Glitter in PC World, if its been a hot sticky day.
One a week seems disconcertingly infrequent!
I can't imagine not having a shower first thing in the morning. If I don't have one, I don't feel awake. Then another is often needed later that day after exercise.
In Vietnam, and possibly elsewhere, they find our habit of morning showers, rather than evening, odd. I do see where they're coming from as washing off the day's dirt and sweat before bed makes sense.
Jimmy Grimble
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Parklife!