British Expats - Bath or shower ??

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NickyP

Dec 22nd 2006 6:50 pm

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Showers here as our bath is made for midgets :( .
Nicky

Hels Bells

Dec 22nd 2006 7:13 pm

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Originally Posted by NickyP

Showers here as our bath is made for midgets :( .
Nicky

You are pretty short though ;)

NickyP

Dec 22nd 2006 7:24 pm

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Originally Posted by Hels Bells

You are pretty short though ;)

True but that should say something about how short you would have to be to fit in our bath :p
Nicky

Hels Bells

Dec 22nd 2006 7:49 pm

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Originally Posted by NickyP

True but that should say something about how short you would have to be to fit in our bath :p
Nicky

LOL...good point ;) :D

annqldau

Dec 22nd 2006 9:20 pm

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Originally Posted by iPom

Depends on my mood.

Baths are for when I ache, am desparately cold, or just need to really deeply relax.

Showers are quick, and they're more economical on the water so it's usually a shower. A bath is a serious luxury and I compensate by not doing the washing all week. :D

I would agree with you on baths, on recent trip to Sydney I had two baths a day with a book just because I could and I can't at home...bliss.

CasG	Dec 22nd 2006 11:21 pm

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I love a long hot bath ....but with the serious drought here, I just shower...my conscience wouldn't let me bathe at present.

esperanza

Dec 23rd 2006 12:34 am

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I spend so long in the shower that I'm sure it is more water-efficient to have a bath. But I usually shower anyway!

annqldau

Dec 23rd 2006 8:17 am

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Originally Posted by CasG

I love a long hot bath ....but with the serious drought here, I just shower...my conscience wouldn't let me bathe at present.

The swimming pool is just not the same for that total relax.

CasG	Dec 23rd 2006 9:30 am

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Originally Posted by annqldau

The swimming pool is just not the same for that total relax.

And too expensive to fill with bubbles...

zx10r_aus

Dec 23rd 2006 9:34 am

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Originally Posted by CasG

And too expensive to fill with bubbles...

Can we swear now Cas?

ZX.... :cool:

232Bar

Dec 23rd 2006 9:36 am

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Originally Posted by CasG

And too expensive to fill with bubbles...

Not if you fart a lot. :D

annqldau

Dec 25th 2006 3:21 am

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Originally Posted by CasG

And too expensive to fill with bubbles...

Would need a pool heater to get the correct relaxation temperature and the radox will play havoc with the chlorine.

DrWho

Dec 25th 2006 6:57 am

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Originally Posted by stuckinblighty

What do you prefer and why ???

Shower for everyday, but one of those huge bubbly things are great for long relaxing times when you just want to veg out... :D

annqldau

Dec 25th 2006 8:47 am

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Originally Posted by rodders39

Shower for everyday, but one of those huge bubbly things are great for long relaxing times when you just want to veg out... :D

So my husband keeps trying to persuade me but Santa didn't bring one.

DrWho

Dec 25th 2006 8:51 am

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Originally Posted by annqldau

So my husband keeps trying to persuade me but Santa didn't bring one.

We haven't got one either, but I'm a recent convert... Had a huge communal one at our holiday resort last year and a friend here is in the pool business so has one himself... Heats to 40 C which is scorching... :eek:

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