whats a decent electric shower ?
27-12-2008, 04:17 PM
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27-12-2008, 04:33 PM
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at this thread.... personally, as another great lover of the shower, but I have to admit that the greatest length of time I ever spend in one is probably 5 minutes, I would suggest either a Redring.... or a Mira, we have an Advance ATL at the moment and its been a great shower. I cannot imagine ever spending an hour in a shower...... I run a bath, it looks inviting... I get in it and five minutes later I am getting dried..... I get bored with just laying there
27-12-2008, 04:40 PM
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dont like baths im afraid,,,,,, never have but then again if i pee in the shower it gets washed away,,, if i pee in the bath,,,,,, well i would have to get a shower after anyway pmsl
27-12-2008, 04:46 PM
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No, I was put off baths at an early age.... when I was due in it one night and late on in the afternoon, all the tiles fell off above the bath and wrecked it....... never really bothered with them since..... the shower seemed safer...
I only ever run a bath now if I feel poorly and need a soak...... but like I say, its pointless really the amount of time I spend in it once I've run it...lol
I only ever run a bath now if I feel poorly and need a soak...... but like I say, its pointless really the amount of time I spend in it once I've run it...lol
27-12-2008, 05:35 PM
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Nope, when the last bill came in at just short of £2K, we had to work out where the fook it had come from.
(real tears)A correctly read but wrongly inputted gas meter reading was the actual cause of the big bill, but the electric was the main part of the correct bill.
27-12-2008, 05:47 PM
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dont try and hide it,,,,, be honest your typing on your laptop running in solar power from street lamps wearing a wollie hat and scarf to keep warm eating frozen fruit that you collected in the summer off trees to so you could buy a PS3 for christmas
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Electric Showers
Electric Showers are the easiest source of hot water for any bathroom or shower environment with constant hot water at the touch of a button. Electric showers come in a range of styles, colours and power ratings and simply require a cold water supply linking to the unit and to be linked to a power supply and the job is complete. It is a simple but effective source of showering and has remained extremely popular, most notably with the Triton T80 range but you can see the market moving more towards the designer shower with the launch of showers like the Triton Inscriptions and Mira Azora ranges that offer a variety of colours and finishes to brighten up the room and move away from the original white box design. One website I have come across that offers a wide range of showers from the major brands is IQ Living http://www.iq-living.co.uk/Showers/E.../bcg_web_04_04
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