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I've never seen Workplace Shower Facilities. I'd be worried of contracting Athletes Foot if I used one however 
Could you live in an office
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I would imagine they are a necessity in a modern day office!
always said if the wife and I ever split up I would have moved into my workshop,
something like this was my go to plan in event of divorce,
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=154982
to give you an indication of unit rates my 1200 sq ft workshop cost me £400 pcm with no rates due to size, same for my last 1600 sq ft workshop and that was £450 pcm no rates
something like this was my go to plan in event of divorce,
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=154982
to give you an indication of unit rates my 1200 sq ft workshop cost me £400 pcm with no rates due to size, same for my last 1600 sq ft workshop and that was £450 pcm no rates
Indeed. I believe they are a legal requirement!
I've never seen Workplace Shower Facilities. I'd be worried of contracting Athletes Foot if I used one however
I'll show you how the other side lives, return tomorrow for the fabled work shower so you may die a happy and complete man
sorry, understated tongue in cheek may not work best on a forum
You could easily live in some London offices.
My current place has a restaurant, showers, 24 hour gym and bedrooms that can be booked if you're working all the hours.
In previous places I've known people to sleep in the medical rooms if they've missed the last train home.
My current place has a restaurant, showers, 24 hour gym and bedrooms that can be booked if you're working all the hours.
In previous places I've known people to sleep in the medical rooms if they've missed the last train home.
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I'll show you how the other side lives, return tomorrow for the fabled work shower so you may die a happy and complete man
sorry, understated tongue in cheek may not work best on a forum
I may have migrated to India to work within a sweaty Call Centre tomorrow.
Where the possibility of Showers is a big fat ZERO!
Our office building has showers, but they're part of the gym, which you have to be a paying member of to access.
You'd think showers would be to with all the commuting cyclists tree hugging hippies that like to arrive at work smelling like they just did the tour de france
Not true, they just might be golden due to the...sunlight
Yup, as said, T&Cs will be against it. Plus the 200pcm will be exclusive of VAT and you'll only be able to live on food that can be boiled in a kettle or microwaved. But I'm guessing if you're thinking of this as an idea you probably already do.
Or you could just use a hotplate...
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I intend to work my Fingers to the Bone! No Auto-Dial for me! And at the end of every day I know I've worked damned hard for a Handful of grains or Rice
I've never seen Workplace Shower Facilities. I'd be worried of contracting Athletes Foot if I used one however
My company's office has a shower cubicle in the male toilets and a shower cubicle in the female toilets. I used the male shower a lot when my boiler at home broke, and do at the moment, while I wait for my shower at home to be fixed. The work showers are kept immaculately clean so I have no worries about catching anything nasty. The company also provides clean towels.
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I once worked in a converted three storey townhouse. We had two bathrooms, showers, and a proper kitchen. The fridge was fully stocked with wine, juice, and soft drink all free for the taking.
Good times!
People might take the **** but I once worked for a place that only had water from a private well, you had to boil it before drinking.