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Old Jun 11th 2005, 4:29 am
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ALDI have a Heated Bathroom Towel rail for $49.99 from Thursday 16th June

Details: http://www.aldi.com.au/product_03/product_246.html

That should help to sort out some peoples cold towel problems, if you have an ALDI near you
 
Old Jun 11th 2005, 4:55 am
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One near Chermside! Woohoo!!! Piles of dirty washing, but at least I can have hot towels
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Old Jun 11th 2005, 5:36 am
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We have one of the oil filled column heaters, always put the clothes & towels on that when we get in the shower, absolutely toasty warm & bliss by the time you get out.

Plus it warms up the house .
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Old Jun 11th 2005, 7:55 am
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Heated Towel Rails!!! Sounds like something my old dear would wax lyrical about.

My towels are often outside on the swimming pool fence airing - I have to step outside at 5.30am occasionally in my underwear to reclaim them.

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Old Jun 11th 2005, 8:01 am
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Ha ha, no Aldi in WA (yet)

Anyway, only powersocket in the bathroom is 1.5 metres high next to the bath....(with a window on the other side).... No power in the hallway either, so we can't even get one of those radiotor things in it. Old house

It's 4 pm here, and 14 degrees outside. I'm still refusing to put heaters on, so have got a jacket on
This is pretty extreme for during the day though, it's usually around 17 in the day during winter as far as I am aware.
Ah yes, the mean max temp is 19.2 I have just looked up...
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Ha ha, no Aldi in WA (yet)

Anyway, only powersocket in the bathroom is 1.5 metres high next to the bath....(with a window on the other side).... No power in the hallway either, so we can't even get one of those radiotor things in it. Old house

It's 4 pm here, and 14 degrees outside. I'm still refusing to put heaters on, so have got a jacket on
This is pretty extreme for during the day though, it's usually around 17 in the day during winter as far as I am aware.
Ah yes, the mean max temp is 19.2 I have just looked up...
Aldi always have a pot luck thing on - DVD player - power tool..
 
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Originally Posted by Badge
Aldi always have a pot luck thing on - DVD player - power tool..
Yep, loved it in Holland. Got about half my groceries there. And a variety of other things, including a breadmaker machine
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We have one of the oil filled column heaters, always put the clothes & towels on that when we get in the shower, absolutely toasty warm & bliss by the time you get out.

Plus it warms up the house .
At least we would, if I could be bothered to go and drag it out of the shed. By the time the shed is tidy enough to find it the winter will be over

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I have to step outside at 5.30am occasionally in my underwear to reclaim them.

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Could have done without that mental image Badgers
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Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
ALDI have a Heated Bathroom Towel rail for $49.99 from Thursday 16th June

Details: http://www.aldi.com.au/product_03/product_246.html

That should help to sort out some peoples cold towel problems, if you have an ALDI near you
Does it have to be wired in or does it plug in. As you have to get an electrician to do all the little jobs it might end up costing a bit more than 50 bucks. It it's plug in it could be just the job.
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