The Chill Out Zone - Page 11681

reworht · 3rd October 2016, 10:03

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Originally Posted by stevestrat

Don't do what my father did when they got the new shower fitted. My mother wanted a shelf for soap etc so my father went to fit it. Drilled a hole . . . . directly below the shower unit . . . . yep, into the water pipe! We heard a roar from the bathroom and found my father standing with his finger trying to stop the horizontal fountain shooting across the shower. I turned the water off, after I managed to stop laughing. The plumber, a family friend, was highly amused as well.

I cheated Steve and went for a vacuum/sucker type shelf. Having just paid a substantial sum of money for the new wall panels, I didn't dare attack 'em with my Black & Decker (actually, it's a Hitachi

stevestrat · 3rd October 2016, 10:07

Those shelves with suckers are OK, until they give way in the middle of the night, especially when Ging decides they can hold large, full shampoo bottles etc. Had that happen a few times, sounds as if the roof is coming down!

thomas 75 connie · 3rd October 2016, 10:27

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Originally Posted by windrush

Well done Thomas glad that it all has worked out well for you

We are both fine thanks how about your family

We are all well thanks Derek

coolcat · 3rd October 2016, 10:29

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Originally Posted by thomas 75 connie

We are all well thanks Derek

Morning Thomas,

How are you settling in to your new career ?

reworht · 3rd October 2016, 10:58

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Originally Posted by stevestrat

Those shelves with suckers are OK, until they give way in the middle of the night, especially when Ging decides they can hold large, full shampoo bottles etc. Had that happen a few times, sounds as if the roof is coming down!

These are pretty substantial - rather than just a 'push' to stick 'em to the wall, they have an offset sliding catch which really does create a substantial vacuum. I fitted one to my sister's shower last November and it's still in place. We got them from a place called Dunelm Mill - I don't know if you have one in Edinburgh ?

FLYER · 3rd October 2016, 11:05

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Originally Posted by reworht

These are pretty substantial - rather than just a 'push' to stick 'em to the wall, they have an offset sliding catch which really does create a substantial vacuum. I fitted one to my sister's shower last November and it's still in place. We got them from a place called Dunelm Mill - I don't know if you have one in Edinburgh ?

We have phones internet and lots of other stuff up here now .

Georgies Dad · 3rd October 2016, 11:11

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Originally Posted by FLYER

We have phones internet and lots of other stuff up here now .

And grumpy old cab drivers

Georgies Dad · 3rd October 2016, 11:12

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Originally Posted by FLYER

We have phones internet and lots of other stuff up here now .

But you don't have any Mustard

reworht · 3rd October 2016, 11:40

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Originally Posted by w44nty

But you don't have any Mustard

....no, but I have - heheheheheheh

FLYER · 3rd October 2016, 11:53

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Originally Posted by w44nty

But you don't have any Mustard

Actually the big jar is in the shops here for a pound so there ..

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