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kid sinister posted:So if you're dropping a deuce and the roll is out, you either gotta waddle with your pants around your ankles outside the bathroom to get another roll if nobody's home, or waddle to the door and unlock it to beg someone to bring you one?
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kid sinister posted:So if you're dropping a deuce and the roll is out, you either gotta waddle with your pants around your ankles outside the bathroom to get another roll if nobody's home, or waddle to the door and unlock it to beg someone to bring you one? If you've got a wet room, why are you not installing a bidet instead of living like a savage.
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lol if you don’t have a manservant named “Enirque” to bring you TP.
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Just lol if your lights aren't controlled by touchfree capacitive sensor relays
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Sep 15, 2016 18:05
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Just smash the poop down the drain
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I genuinely enjoy how easy it is to set this thread off on a random topic. Switches have been outside the bathroom in every place we've stayed, from new hotels to old apartments. We're in the Dales now and traveling companions wanted 'folksy' so we picked a sufficiently quaint town and got a B&B. Beams and plaster, 6 1/2ft ceilings, and the switch outside the bathroom. Don't wetrooms still have walls/curtains to contain the shower spray? How is your toilet paper going to be affected by anything more severe than muggy air?
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there wolf posted:Don't wetrooms still have walls/curtains to contain the shower spray? How is your toilet paper going to be affected by anything more severe than muggy air? Not always, no.
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Sep 15, 2016 18:48
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Every time you go to the bathroom in a wet room you need to get nude. Lay over the drain to poo poo or piss, then roll over and let the shower clean you off.
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Sep 15, 2016 19:22
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When you want to be like the goon who pissed through a knothole in his floor, but more civilized.
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Sep 15, 2016 21:33
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My Lovely Horse posted:When you want to be like the goon who pissed through a knothole in his floor, but more civilized. At least we know it won't mold.
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Re: scrubbing grout; a steam cleaner cost me 35€ and I haven't scrubbed since. (Or before, because I bought it when I moved in here.)
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Sep 15, 2016 21:56
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I don't know why but that steam vac looks like it was made for children
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moist turtleneck posted:I don't know why but that steam vac looks like it was made for children It's the injection-molded plastic in very saturated colors. I just bought a new drill and impact driver and they look like they were designed by LEGO.
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Sep 15, 2016 22:58
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I use waterproof TP in my wet bathroom
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moist turtleneck posted:I don't know why but that steam vac looks like it was made for children It's because it's missing one extension bit in the pic. Very customisable. The clear bit on the front is just a place to keep all the nozzles and stuff. e: Oh and it's not a vac. It's just a low-pressure steam cleaner.
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kid sinister posted:So if you're dropping a deuce and the roll is out, you either gotta waddle with your pants around your ankles outside the bathroom to get another roll if nobody's home, or waddle to the door and unlock it to beg someone to bring you one? I think the idea is that you grab the TP from the cabinet on the way in, and put it back on the way out. Or if you're lazy or have a condition that doesn't give you time to stop on the way in, just keep it in a waterproof ammo can on the floor beside the toilet.
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Bad Angus! Bad!
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moist turtleneck posted:I don't know why but that steam vac looks like it was made for children On first read, I parsed this as meaning "made to be used on children," like you were some kind of cartoon villain maliciously cleaning cartoon schoolkids.
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Platystemon posted:Not always, no. Then I have a revolutionary idea...
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kid sinister posted:So if you're dropping a deuce and the roll is out, you either gotta waddle with your pants around your ankles outside the bathroom to get another roll if nobody's home, or waddle to the door and unlock it to beg someone to bring you one?  And I don't know how the rest of you do it, if you're shaking off like a dog or doing interpretive dance in the shower or something. If you shower normally you're really not getting a lot of water in the rest of the room even without a curtain.
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Collateral Damage posted:Or you replace the roll before it's completely out so you never have the problem. Unless you are very large of course. Or the room very small.
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This isn't crappy construction, but it sure is...something. http://www.houseviewonline.com/Real-Estate-Listing.php?ID=28502                    The Statue of Liberty in the front yard makes it special.
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Youth Decay posted:This isn't crappy construction, but it sure is...something. 
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Youth Decay posted:This isn't crappy construction, but it sure is...something. This whole things just reeks of "Southern Brothel circa 1850"
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What's going on with the floors in the bedrooms? Did they varnish the wood with the rug in place or something?
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hello i am touch typing now because i havr gone blinds from that wallpaper and carpeting. i am cursed to have them bruned int my eyes google.com search blindness curs google why pls talk to me
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No wonder this map takes so long to load; look how many textures it has.
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I feel like there should be a psychic little kid pedaling around it while his dad chops doors down.
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Youth Decay posted:This isn't crappy construction, but it sure is...something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsgDP31v2LE kizudarake posted:I feel like there should be a psychic little kid pedaling around it while his dad chops doors down. deoju fucked around with this message at 05:03 on Sep 17, 2016 |
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Youth Decay posted:This isn't crappy construction, but it sure is...something. Oh....Myyy.
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Wallpapers. On. The. Ceilings.
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Sagebrush posted:What's going on with the floors in the bedrooms? Did they varnish the wood with the rug in place or something?
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deoju posted:Made me think of Bates Manor. This part especially... WARNING: BLOOD MAY FLOW AT ANY TIME; KEEP CLEAR.
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I'm into that bubble gum ceiling fan.
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I'm pretty sure Ironton is known for lead production so this is just what happens to people's brains. Do as the Romans do, just gently caress my house up fam
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When staging a house it's important to leave the Nazi helmet on the fireplace.
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Purple Gromit posted:When staging a house it's important to leave the Nazi helmet on the fireplace.  
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Dr. Klas posted:Wallpapers. On. The. Ceilings. Wallpaper on the pipes too.
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Wolfsbane posted:Wallpaper on the pipes too. Speaking of pipes, how to fix a leak, 
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nmfree posted:It was common in older homes to save money by only finishing the outer few feet of flooring around the perimeter of rooms like the living room or dining room, since there would be a rug covering the center of the room anyway. Also wider/rougher finish/cheaper boards (sometimes just pine). Although I've never seen one actually still unfinished in person. They are usually stained or at least clear coated so they don't look like a hot mess and you have a story to tell your guests about old houses and why it looks like that. FYI, people love hardwood floors now but it was considered shamefully poor to not have as much carpets as possible everywhere back in the day. The person who owned my house before me came from this school of thought and had beige "cheap rental apartment carpet" in all the rooms, which was very nice of him as it protected the absolutely beautiful cherry floors beneath it which I now get to enjoy after little more than a day's work.
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Crappy construction: building on the Hayward Fault:
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