Can you fit a power shower to a main multi point ?

Softus · 12 Feb 2007

diyisfree said:
No need to fall out.

WTF? That's the exact opposite of what we were doing.

diyisfree · 15 Feb 2007

Looks like it

No need to swear

Softus · 15 Feb 2007

diyisfree said:
Looks like it

Not to me or to BaxBasher.

No need to swear

Eh? Where are you imagining that I've sworn.

BoxBasher · 15 Feb 2007

Softus said:
Not to me or to BaxBasher.

Nothing wrong with a little bit of banter/mickey taking is there Saftus

Softus · 15 Feb 2007

Oh, b*gger. I can't believe you've got me twice, and within the same topic an' all.

solo · 15 Feb 2007

Maybe you should just put your head in a bowel.

Softus · 15 Feb 2007

OK, OK, I guess that one still has some life left in it.

Just to set the record straight, please tell me that the roving bath idea was one of your outlandishly dry jokes.

solo · 16 Feb 2007

Of course the roving bath was a joke. Most of the people I do work for have bathrooms so small I have to mount the baths vertically. Now they have to be fixed to the wall in case they fall over.

Softus · 16 Feb 2007

Nice one. Respect.

diyisfree · 19 Feb 2007

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