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That made me wonder if it's real or fake wood flooring. Then I remembered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvR2pfSdrmw
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MH Knights posted:If I ever design a house that has a master bathroom I would have some sort of toilet stall, actual water closet, or partition. Both my houses have had the "COMMODE ROOM" in the master bath; it's a good feature.
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Sep 27, 2016 13:26
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SynthOrange posted:Then I remembered: Why is this a thing? A polyurethane'd plywood floor would look better than your used up lunch bags from mom.
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Sep 27, 2016 13:34
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SynthOrange posted:That made me wonder if it's real or fake wood flooring. I was going to say that you were being a bit harsh......until I saw those ripples. They could easily have ironed them flat with a domestic iron!
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Sep 27, 2016 13:43
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~LIFE HACKS~ And unsurprisingly, even if you could live with having a floor that looks like waxed diarrhea it doesn't last very long.
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Sep 27, 2016 13:45
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~Coxy posted:Both my houses have had the "COMMODE ROOM" in the master bath; it's a good feature. I have a toilet in the bathroom and across the vestibule in a dedicated FOR making GBS threads ONLY room.
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Sep 27, 2016 13:46
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This house is extravagantly bland. Also, master bathrooms in big houses usually have a separate toilet room. Look, I like baths, and I would like to have a nice bathroom. My current bathroom is 8x13. It's got plenty of space for storage and two sinks, a toilet and a bath. I spend, what, half an hour in there a day? Maybe forty-five minutes on a bad hair day? Why do I need a palace?
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Sep 27, 2016 15:24
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Personally I'd rather see the bathroom broken up if it's going to take that much space. Maybe have a hub with the sinks and mirrors, and then little rooms that have the toilet, the shower, and the tub. That way someone can have a nice long soak in the tub without blocking access to the toilet for an hour.
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Sep 27, 2016 15:30
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Having the toilet in a closet type space off the actual bathroom is pretty awesome if, like a sane person, you don't want to cross the line of full frontal making GBS threads exposition with your partner. Otherwise, if that's your bag, just nut up and embrace your fetish already.
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Sep 27, 2016 15:38
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`Nemesis posted:I love the accent lights under the cabinets in that bathroom. Why do that? who the gently caress knows, maybe they just needed a way to shame the maid for sloppy work on occasion. Again one of those "fine if everywhere you looked wasn't something like this" but under cabinet lights or rope lighting hidden under a toe kick makes for a nice nightlight. Facebook Aunt posted:Personally I'd rather see the bathroom broken up if it's going to take that much space. Maybe have a hub with the sinks and mirrors, and then little rooms that have the toilet, the shower, and the tub. That way someone can have a nice long soak in the tub without blocking access to the toilet for an hour. Like a truck stop bathroom.
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Collateral Damage posted:~LIFE HACKS~ They have a follow up vid 4 years later where they look exactly the same except for a little bit of sun bleaching where they had a rug down. I mean it still looks fuckin ridic, but as long as you get the bumps down seems like it holds up fine.
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Sep 27, 2016 15:53
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My friend put down some sort of fairly thick rubber product that looks like wood but feels nice to walk on and apparently it's super durable. It was a bit pricey, I think it came out more expensive than wood, but if I was ever building or gutting a house I'd probably put something like that down, at least in the most used rooms.
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Sep 27, 2016 16:10
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NancyPants posted:I don't want a goddamn heated towel, the last thing I want after a hot shower is a hot towel, ugh. 18 shades of brown and they all look like poo poo. The elusive double deucer.
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Sep 27, 2016 17:47
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Bad Munki posted:Having the toilet in a closet type space off the actual bathroom is pretty awesome if, like a sane person, you don't want to cross the line of full frontal making GBS threads exposition with your partner. Otherwise, if that's your bag, just nut up and embrace your fetish already. The single flush button makes me this this is for some sort of speed-making GBS threads competition
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Sep 27, 2016 18:37
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Slanderer posted:The single flush button makes me this this is for some sort of speed-making GBS threads competition I expect the button is split down the middle like a low‐flow toilet.
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Motronic posted:Like a truck stop bathroom. Tell us more about your competitive truck stop bathroom making GBS threads experiences.
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Bought a new construction house in July; spent some time last night relabeling the breaker panel. Highlights include: The three spellings of "kitchen" on the original panel ("kitchien", "kithen", and "kithien"), all of which are incorrect, the two remaining mystery breakers (one of which was labeled "range", when in fact the stove/range is controlled by the breaker originally labeled "microwave"), "SePTiK", and the fact that not a single one of the left hand side breakers was labeled correctly, with the arguable exception that one of the three "bedroom" labels turned out to control the lights in the master bedroom and laundry room.
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Sep 27, 2016 18:48
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That handwriting looks eerily like that of the biggest rear end in a top hat of a salesman where I work, and equally as competent 
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Platystemon posted:I expect the button is split down the middle like a low‐flow toilet. Do people not remember the love toilet? http://www.hulu.com/watch/61322
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Sep 27, 2016 19:20
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Baronjutter posted:My friend put down some sort of fairly thick rubber product that looks like wood but feels nice to walk on and apparently it's super durable. It was a bit pricey, I think it came out more expensive than wood, but if I was ever building or gutting a house I'd probably put something like that down, at least in the most used rooms. Sounds like vinyl planks. They're pretty durable and inexpensive. The only real issues I've heard is they're thinner than laminate and hardwood and any sections with sun exposure tend to bleach out over time.
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Sep 27, 2016 19:39
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legendof posted:Bought a new construction house in July; spent some time last night relabeling the breaker panel. Why does your septic need a breaker?
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SynthOrange posted:That made me wonder if it's real or fake wood flooring. I can't decide if this is worse than the penny tiling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgTAjsjLpVk
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flosofl posted:Sounds like vinyl planks. I'll have to ask them what they are, because they were saying there was a much more common and cheap version of this stuff, but they went with some high end commercial grade stuff that lacked most of the cons of the cheap vinyl, but way more expensive.
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Chin Strap posted:Why does your septic need a breaker? Speed making GBS threads, RTFT
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legendof posted:Bought a new construction house in July; spent some time last night relabeling the breaker panel. Is your fridge on a tandem breaker? Is it 240 volt?
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The walls and stripe are horrible but that ceiling is fine. The heat register though makes me think it's a floor.
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Baronjutter posted:The walls and stripe are horrible but that ceiling is fine. The heat register though makes me think it's a floor. 
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Modern art installations are getting weird.
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On second thought, I'd better link to this picture instead of just posting it here... Anyway, a demo guy on Reddit found needles and porn in a wall cavity. The builders must have had a great time. NSFW but you really have to zoom in. Insulin insulation... Insulination?
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Baronjutter posted:The walls and stripe are horrible but that ceiling is fine. The heat register though makes me think it's a floor. I would be OK with this if the racing stripes were, say, Martini Racing colors.
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kid sinister posted:On second thought, I'd better link to this picture instead of just posting it here... Anyway, a demo guy on Reddit found needles and porn in a wall cavity. The builders must have had a great time. The needle thing is pretty standard junkie behaviour. Who gives a poo poo where you dump your rig after shooting that sweet, sweet H? City electrics workers here in Vancouver's downtown east side have to wear puncture proof gloves when they open panels on streetlights and poo poo like that because they are invariably filled to the loving brim with spikes.
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The room works a lot better that way. Like a kid's room, or a fun office. \/\/Well yes obviously without the lovely builder grade carpet. Do dark hardwood ceilings scream style?\/\/ Suspect Bucket fucked around with this message at 00:48 on Sep 28, 2016 |
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Carpet ceilings are the perfect solution to both showing off your wealth AND having the much superior option of hardwood floors.
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I don't care if it makes me white trash, I love that green.
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Chin Strap posted:Why does your septic need a breaker? Storage box alarm, mound/micro mound lift pump, below grade grinder pump....... Not all septic is passive (although it should be).
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endlessmonotony posted:Carpet ceilings are the perfect solution to both showing off your wealth AND having the much superior option of hardwood floors. And you never have to vacuum!
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Suspect Bucket posted:The room works a lot better that way. Like a kid's room, or a fun office. With that setup, you've really got to want electricity in order to do the jump up to the socket.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:
Keeps 'em from licking the sockets. But for real I just meant the orientation of the stripe and not having fake 'hardwood' laminate on your ceiling. (Nothing against it, I have it in my own bedroom and it looks fine, just ON THE FLOOR) Suspect Bucket fucked around with this message at 00:54 on Sep 28, 2016 |
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:With that setup, you've really got to want electricity in order to do the jump up to the socket. It's kid-safe.
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