Don't wash your hair in the shower
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pullout spray for washing hair in vanity sink
Comments (6)I'm surprised that more people don't seem to be looking for this. It was definitely a priority for me in our Master BR. I tend to do a fair amount of hand-washing delicate items, and thought that having a sprayer would facilitate rinsing out. Just doing online searches (couldn't find anything in person anywhere), my favourite pullout was the Green Tea by American Standard, but in the Brushed Nickel finish it was almost 10X more expensive than the one I found on eBay by Pfister. I splurged on many things in this bathroom, but just couldn't justify that cost to myself...in the States I think it's probably more reasonable. Anyhow here are two pics, first one the Green Tea, isn't it pretty? The second, the Ideal, which is pretty enough...and not installed yet, so can't comment on how it works......See MoreIf you don't tile the shower all the way to the ceiling...
Comments (7)In a previous bathroom reno, I tiled the whole room to the ceiling. I didn't wash many monkeys in there, but I loved having the tiles. I'm currently doing a small bathroom reno and have a low ceiling and about a foot above the shower stall, and I'm going to tile the lot - and I'm considering tiling the ceiling just above the shower. I think it's worth considering going as far as possible. I don't know if it will make an uneven ceiling better, leaving the gap or not, I'd go as high as possible, personally....See MoreDon't watch this because you don't want to see it
Comments (24)Nasty! Glad I watched it though not surprised. Yes, we're germaphobes but better careful than not. My DH, DD and I went recently to High Point, NC for her soccer tournament. Stayed at a very nice Radisson. In our room, we found pubic hair on our sheets the first night and when we returned from the tournament the 2nd day around 4 pm, we found a condom (unused) in our bathroom sitting on the counter. Definitely not ours! Who the heck knows what went on in our room while we were gone. When we told the manager, he smiled and said, "Oh well, come with me...", took us downstairs and proceeded to credit our card $45 dollars for the trouble! Why $45? Did he think we needed the money? We weren't trying to get a discount! He didn't seem surprised. At another hotel last year, our comforter had a small, silver-dollar sized, almost unnoticeable fresh blood stain on it. Almost missed it because of the flower print on the comforter. It was still wet! I make it a point to inspect the room prior to use. This is how I find these things. Yes, I'm sure there's a lot of junk out there on a daily basis that we are exposed to, but if I can avoid some of them then that's better for me and my family. Just because these things are out there or, because as kids we did worse things than this, doesn't mean I have to let my guard down. Also, on airplanes. I had a couple of flight attendants as patients once. They filled me in on all kinds of stuff. From the blankets to the food. The blankets are used by some very dirty travelers who wrap themselves up in them from head to dirty, smelly, shoeless feet. She said they just re-fold the blankets and set them out again. I think the airlines may be doing things differently now. Someone can set me straight if this has changed....See MoreWhen your pets don't match your furniture
Comments (29)This works great for me. https://www.amazon.com/Gonzo-Pet-Hair-Remover-Furniture/dp/B07PVC1BNZ/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=31XEHH8I9NMSI&keywords=gonzo+pet+hair+lifter&qid=1658366588&sprefix=gonzo+pet+hair+lifter%2Caps%2C214&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&smid=A2CGEN24CR0KQT&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExWTc5NzBMVjQ1NE1RJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwOTM1NjMwUjVHR0JRMFJLV1oyJmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTA1NzU1OTEyUk4zODBUM1YxSExPJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==...See Morehappy2b…gw
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