I probably have a bath once in a blue moon. It still gets used every day as we've got two young boys who can get extremely grubby. Even when they are older and inevitably choose to shower rather than bath I wouldn't get rid of it as I think when you are ill they are much better than having a shower. Especially after a certain operation which I may have mentioned once or twice!
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In circumstances such as PC has alluded to, a couple of cups of salt in the bath would really help....and doesn't sting at all. Ask anyone who became a mother long enough ago to have time to have a bath in the hospital before getting turfed out.
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I like the idea of having a bath more than the actual event.
I rarely have them but sometimes I think "I could go a long soak in the bath".
By the time it is drawn and I get the temperature right, I get in and within 30 seconds Im bored out of my tree so wash and am out again in 2 minutes.
My shower packed in not so long ago and I had to take baths for about 2-3 months...... I swore, never again!
Edit: and like Pig Cat, I also had baths after a certain operation.
I rarely have them but sometimes I think "I could go a long soak in the bath".
By the time it is drawn and I get the temperature right, I get in and within 30 seconds Im bored out of my tree so wash and am out again in 2 minutes.
My shower packed in not so long ago and I had to take baths for about 2-3 months...... I swore, never again!
Edit: and like Pig Cat, I also had baths after a certain operation.
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Bath - don't own a shower.
Floris Rose Geranium Bath Oil.
Floris Rose Geranium Bath Oil.
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I Had a bubble bath every week as a kid. Part of my bath 'crew' was this wind-up Sesame Street Big Bird who'd float about and then sink to the bottom at the end of the winding cycle. I remember coming out of it all wrinkly and then showing my fingers to my grandma saying how "I'm getting old" like her.
Now, I have one every year when we go visit my Nana in Manchester. What is bath etiquette nowadays? Does everyone use the same 'seat'? Guests?
Now, I have one every year when we go visit my Nana in Manchester. What is bath etiquette nowadays? Does everyone use the same 'seat'? Guests?
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Seat? Guests? In a bath?? The only rule in our house was - last in gets the tap end 
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Pig Cat said:moodymick said:Seat? Guests? In a bath?? The only rule in our house was - last in gets the tap end
I think this is what Sonny has in mind:
And a newly-wed too!!!!!
The one on the left can scrub my back anytime..................cowabunga !!!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
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You really have got this business worked out, haven't you? It's a matter of mild regret to me that doing the crossword in the bath isn't really practicable.SirPrize said:... those essential bathtime accessories - Brandy, Havana & soothing music.
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sunburyboy93 said:Pig Cat said:moodymick said:Seat? Guests? In a bath?? The only rule in our house was - last in gets the tap end
I think this is what Sonny has in mind:
And a newly-wed too!!!!!
The one on the left can scrub my back anytime..................cowabunga !!!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
Picky ! :lol:
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no mate not picky at all, she can scrub my back, the other would already be scrubbing my front !!! wa hey !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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amazing how they can still look so dirty, in a bath - down boy!!