Shower bath vs Shower only

[mrsdawnrazor]

I would never have a bath in a 'shower over bath'. Yuck. My husband has stated the same.

Why Yuk? ........

 

[INVSTOR]

I would never have a bath in a 'shower over bath'. Yuck. My husband has stated the same.

Our preference would be a shower only if a small space, or separate shower and bath.

To be quite honest, I've only used a 'shower over bath' in hotels to shower, and found them awkward (it feels unstable and you fear slipping when climbing in and out).

weg is over 50??

 

[BayView]

I make no apology for not taking the high moral ground all the time. Property investment is a business. Someone from an unstable family will not be high on my list of potential tenants - hence I do not lease to them. Why confuse the issue and get so offended?

Two of the most problematic (one recently) tenants we have had were single middle-aged women with good jobs.

Go figure.

 

[weg]

Just turned 50 but haven't used one of these for years - all my experience with them have been while well under 50 .

Yuk, because they see many yucky feet in/on them every day (I know, probably makes no sense).

I have a problem with 'old' baths and showers too.

 

[Rockstar]

Yuk, because they see many yucky feet in/on them every day (I know, probably makes no sense).

Showers only see yummy feet eh??

 

[weg]

Showers only see yummy feet eh??

I went out with a guy a few times at 17, but declined further dates after seeing his feet . How superficial is that?

Jerry Seinfield and I are like minded individuals .

 

[wobbycarly]

I went out with a guy a few times at 17, but declined further dates after seeing his feet . How superficial is that?

Jerry Seinfield and I are like minded individuals .

Not weird at all. My wife has lovely feet, and it wasn't until I got together with her that I realised that ... um, never mind!

 

[imonmyway]

I had a bath in my house the only time it got wet was when we had to clean the dust off it. So got rid of it and installed a toilet with the extra space which gets used very regularly rather then the one at the back of the house.

I have twin 2 year olds and have taught them to shower its a lot less trouble then bathing kids.

 

[our obsession]

I like the choice of bath, (especially when children are young), and a shower, although shower gets used more.

All my IP's have both. I rent a house with separate bath and shower.

Voted for the shower/bath option.

 

[our obsession]

...also I am fond of showering with a boyfriend, so I like my shower spacey.

 

[wobbycarly]

...also I am fond of showering with a boyfriend, so I like my shower spacey.

"A" boyfriend, or "THE" boyfriend"...?

 

[ProperTee]

I make no apology for not taking the high moral ground all the time. Property investment is a business. Someone from an unstable family will not be high on my list of potential tenants - hence I do not lease to them. Why confuse the issue and get so offended?

I think the reason why many are offended is that you have automatically placed a group of people into one stereotype. I know a "single mum" who:

• Owns her own house
• Financed her eldest son's medical degree
• Is financing her daughter's degree
• Has a successfull business

When she became a single mum, she had none of the above.

Yes, property investment is a business, but remember that a business needs clients and if you come to a forum such as this one hoping to attract a few, you will lose quite a few potentials with atitudes and comments like those. There's at least one right here.