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Comments (52)I'm late to the party, but all my hangars are the heavier white plastic. DH has all wooden hangars in his closets; they have a hanging bar for slacks/jeans and wider "arms" for his shirts. He got rather territorial when I took a few of "his" hangars for my jackets and coats. I pointed out he still had extras; I had bought an extra dozen....See More"Fluff" post: describe your shower curtain
Comments (26)Glass door on separate shower in master bath, no shower in DD's old bath - just an antique footed tub with a hand shower. Downstairs tube has a shower and it has a cloth liner and the shower curtain is a white pique one from Matouk. I like very simple for shower curtains and it is always folded back unless drying. A curtain across the tub reminds me of Psycho!...See MoreFluff post: do you use those Renuzit or Glade air freshener solids?
Comments (59)a whole lot of scented things bother me - physically. my sister uses the plug in scent things. everything she sends to me smells like it. If it's clothes, i have to wash them or hang them outside for several days. even non cloth things smell like it. I can't use (or be around where it is used) Windex or Lysol. I had to walk right back out of Target one day - as I walked in, I passed a check out lane where the clerk was cleaning her counter with Windex. I felt it instantly and left. I use to wear White Diamonds, then one day, I couldn't anymore - or even be around those who do. A girl in the office started using it and we had to ask her not to anymore at work. If caused my throat to close up. As did one of those 'hang in the car' things. I bought one for my car (yrs ago) with a coconut scent (which I like) but when I sat in my car reading the newspaper (outside the laundromat), my throat started closing up - it kept getting worse... and I was about to panic when i saw that thing (new) hanging on the mirror. Being the only thing new to me and my car, I took it off and threw it outside the car and left my car door open. It took a few minutes, but my throat began to release and I was ok. Never again! I buy scent free Kleenex (puffs) and detergent (Arm and Hammer). When i went to the laundromat, I had to use scent free dryer sheets - sometimes they were hard to find in stores around me. I'm very careful with cleaners, lotions, soaps, shampoo etc. In a way, it's a really a sad thing to be afflicted with... in another way, it's really a warning to us... a red flag to pay close attention to....See MorePhotos with toilet lid up
Comments (41)Sammy, I have lived in two homes built in the 1950s that had this kind of swinging door between the kitchen and the dining room. It allows one to carry dishes out without leaving the kitchen door open and letting all the heat and smells into the living area (pre-air-conditioning!). The doors swung either direction, and could be hung open on either side, too. If you did not push it all the way to the stop-open spot, it automatically swung closed. Fori, I agree with you about the germs as long as we are talking about our skin surface. But I know that there are substances from our digestive tract's far end, for instance, that must not enter the other end! Or get into the mucous membranes of any opening, for that matter. But this micro-splash theory people have is a bit much. Perhaps there are toilets that actually mist the room, but any I have ever had simply swirl. If my new toilet (still out in the garage) actually sends out a mist, then my opinion will change, but it will be a conviction that the toilet design is wrong, not that everything in the bathroom must be covered!...See MoreElizabeth
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