WATSON
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Registered: 16th Jun 05
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Anyone have a wetroom, whats ur thought? easy to clean/keep tidy.
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ed
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Registered: 10th Sep 03
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They're gash. You can't go in for a piss for about a day after you've had a shower in there otherwise you'll get wet socks.
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_Allan_
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Just piss on the floor ed.
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blebo
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Agree with Ed. Only of use if your disabled.
Wet Socks, Wet toilet paper wet room... literately
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WATSON
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Hmmm never thought about that 
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ed
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And they always seem to be all sweaty and humid too.
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Dom
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Was great in uni, could be on the crapper and have a shower at the same time 
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VrsTurbo
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have one at my parents house due to my disabled dad. They are good and very easy to clean. You can put up shower doors that go flat agaisnt the wall or curtains, have both in ours. Expensive to do as well
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WATSON
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Registered: 16th Jun 05
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Been looking into it a little more lastnigh, not as expensive as i thought i would be!
Still not sure on what to do, either wetroom or tile the whole lot from top to bottom and get the bath ect ripped out and get a shower ect put in with false celling ect 
Hmmmm
ill have to check to see how deep my pockets are
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Jake
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bit of hassle putting the drainage in if its going on the ground floor and id recommend an extractor fan
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Marc
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Do you really need one?
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blebo
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quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_
Just piss on the floor ed.
another think I dont like about wet rooms. If i am in a toilet and the floor is wet, i immediatly assume i am knee deep in someone elses pish.
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WATSON
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Registered: 16th Jun 05
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Nope dont really but then it will save some pounds if we were to replace the bath ect, as we want a shower.
Wetroom kits start from £300+, if i was to get a shower put in, new shower unit ect its going to cost a bomb.
Want something thats easy cleaning too
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ed
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quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_
Just piss on the floor ed.
You'd still get wet socks.
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_Allan_
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Not from the doorway you won't 
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dannymccann
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I had one at uni and it just had a shower curtain around the shower area to avoid the issue of wet socks after a shower. Or you could just take your socks off?
I really like them, not to everyone's tastes though obviously
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Dan
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I had a wetroom in a hotel i visted in london last month. Thought it was proper cool
It had one of them monsoon shower heads in there, massive great thing directly above your head. I cant see how your ment to stand under it, without getting water in your eyes all the while, found it quite annoying tbh
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ssj_kakarot
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surely something like this would stop the wet sock thing?
dont think i would have a bath in there at all if i was going down this route, they are really nice though well i think they are
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dannymccann
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^^ That looks  as fuck
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Toby
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My mum had a bedroom installed it came to about 8k but she used expensive tiles and thft would have cost regardless though she did sat a wet room cost her about 1200 more than a normal bathroom due to the flooring and drainage require upstairs. Can't realllu comment on wet socks as dont live there but she has a a glass screen up as well.
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a_j_mair
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Registered: 23rd Jan 04
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if you want easy cleaning you want to get the laminated plywood to match your tiles in the shower. It does away with grout all together in the shower and is dead easy to just wipe clean
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Steve
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our is fine, its dry on floor after about 15 mins, nothing gets wet thats not meant to either
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Tomnova16
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quote:
Originally posted by ssj_kakarot
surely something like this would stop the wet sock thing?
dont think i would have a bath in there at all if i was going down this route, they are really nice though well i think they are
thats good
i stayed in a hotel once that had a full wet room with no curtain, i complained as it was shit
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