13-01-2019, 01:36 AM
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Re: Do you like it leaning Frontwards or Backwards?
Originally Posted by Azure
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At the wrong height, Silver Tabby they can be uncomfortable you may have to sit on cushion.
13-01-2019, 01:43 AM
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Re: Do you like it leaning Frontwards or Backwards?
Originally Posted by Sweetie pie
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I wash my hair in the bath.In America, they have driers in the bathroom.
Never used one of those stand ones.
If I have to have a choice, it would be forwards anyway.
13-01-2019, 01:45 AM
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Re: Do you like it leaning Frontwards or Backwards?
Originally Posted by Sweetie pie
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I wash my hair in the bath.In America, they have driers in the bathroom.
Never used one of those stand ones
13-01-2019, 01:47 AM
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Re: Do you like it leaning Frontwards or Backwards?
Originally Posted by Dextrous63
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Given that many hand driers in public conveniences are of the powerblade variety nowadays, how about the concept of such driers becoming the norm? I've not had long hair since my teens/early twenties, so wouldn't know. What would be the outcome if those with long hair used powerblade driers?
13-01-2019, 01:48 AM
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Re: Do you like it leaning Frontwards or Backwards?
Originally Posted by Bratti
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I usually wash my hair in the bath also but lately since I’ve been going to the gym I’ve been using the shower. My hairs to long to wash it flipped forward
I shower in the Summer and take a bath in the Winter Months.
My hair is long also.
Too long at the back now.
13-01-2019, 01:48 AM
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Re: Do you like it leaning Frontwards or Backwards?
[QUOTE=Dextrous63;1614624]Plumbers can indeed install a hairdresser's sink if you want them to. Stand up hair driers are also readily available (but shouldn't really be put in bathrooms for somewhat obvious reasons, but could be done if you intend to spend a lot of time sitting on the loo, post hairwash
)Personally, I think that it should be mandatory for all new builds to include hand-held douche shower heads to be installed adjacent to WC pans (anyone who has visited a predominantly muslim country knows what I mean), which would supply warm water for "cleansing" and thus reduce the need for loo paper since a normal hand towel for drying would suffice.
Indeed, if you intend to have a fixed standup hair drier installed and are able to do a handstand, then this would be an ideal situation as part of your ablution process
[/QUOTEWell sir, I am unable to do cartwheels or handstands any more, but it is nice to sit under a Hair Dryer with tea or coffee, and it would not be in the bathroom.
Some people still think Bidets are for washing their feet
and, what happens if this hand held douche falls in the WC?
There was a time when bathrooms were not installed in homes ,yet people managed to keep clean with a nice strip wash at the sink but making sure the back door was looked. just in case the Milkman walked in and caught you with your pants down.
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