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Friday, December 16, 2005

my guest bathroom

Since I started remodeling my master bathroom, I've been using the guest bathroom. There are a few things my guests should have shared with me in the 3 years I've been here so I could improve their user experience. For one thing, this shower gets really hot really fast. I thought that was better than the 15 minute wait I have for hot water in the master bath shower, but there's a drawback; when I hopped in the other day, I thought the skin on my legs and the top of my feet was going to scald right off. I was afraid I was going to start blistering before I could turn it colder. That's no fun! Also, there is only a nanometer difference between scalding water and freezing water. Which is a problem considering the water steadily gets cooler and cooler as you take your shower, even though the handle is on the same setting. You have to keep turning it *ever so slightly* hotter just to keep warm water. Plus, delight of delights, the shower makes an unholy screeching noise for the first minute it runs, I guess until it reaches appropriate water pressure.

WHY HAS NO ONE EVER TOLD ME THESE THINGS??? I want your stay at Casa V to be the most pleasurable experience it can be, not a constant game of water torture! Please, speak up if something is like that, before another 3 years passes.

5 Comments:

Anonymous lil' sis said...

i haven't noticed any big annoyances but hey, at least your toilet paper is facing the right direction.

12:55 AM, December 18, 2005

 
Blogger V said...

ALWAYS.

7:48 PM, December 19, 2005

 
Anonymous jonathan said...

wall. to. wall. carpet.

1:56 PM, December 20, 2005

 
Blogger V said...

in a bathroom! that's crazy, right?

10:16 PM, December 21, 2005

 
Anonymous Aaron said...

[jonathan pukes]

We just stopped taking showers at your place. I personally didn't want to upset the ghosts who obviously have that bathroom possessed by notifying you of their presence. That screeching is little Mary, drowned in that tub 50 years hence, letting you know your feet are about to get burned. That's ghost for "OMGWTF".

8:38 PM, December 24, 2005

 

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