What "man jobs" have you done today?
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Shutters in - probably should have gone bright white vs. this slightly off white.
Shutters in - probably should have gone bright white vs. this slightly off white.
Think that's the right choice tbh.
Bright white + sunlight might mean shades are required for sitting in the bath, facing the window.
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Haha yeah but what a look that would be
Haha yeah but what a look that would be
Fabulous
Galvanised hinges? Bathroom moisture/steam is going to make them possibly rust and that can colour the condensation.. on white shutters..Shutters in - probably should have gone bright white vs. this slightly off white.
We were advised not to have shutters in the bathroom (we have them all around but the bathroom).
Also don't sit on the loo with the window open on a windy day
... face full of shutter Shutters in - probably should have gone bright white vs. this slightly off white.
Looking closely at the image I suddenly realised you have a toilet built into the bath.
Is this some new type of bum washer
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They're fully waterproof/bathroom approved. In fact my in-laws have their bath against the window and shutters get blasted by water.Galvanised hinges? Bathroom moisture/steam is going to make them possibly rust and that can colour the condensation.. on white shutters..
We were advised not to have shutters in the bathroom (we have them all around but the bathroom).
Also don't sit on the loo with the window open on a windy day
All about the clean bunsLooking closely at the image I suddenly realised you have a toilet built into the bath.
Is this some new type of bum washer
Face full of shutter whilst on the *****er!Galvanised hinges? Bathroom moisture/steam is going to make them possibly rust and that can colour the condensation.. on white shutters..
We were advised not to have shutters in the bathroom (we have them all around but the bathroom).
Also don't sit on the loo with the window open on a windy day
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First fix of the window sill - will second fix in a few years I guess.
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This man clearly doesn't Joseph Joseph (trademark)
(IT was the cheapest I could find for a Belfast lol).
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Take a photo....because it's gradual you lose that instant satisfaction
Next time it's dark outside get your better half to go into bathroom -put light on then sit on the loo - You can be standing outside away from window and check for a shadow of your controlling officer.Shutters in - probably should have gone bright white vs. this slightly off white.
We had wonderfull views of a couple the other side of garden going for a one or two - He in full shadow having a pee and she lifting up back of her dress for a sit down.
I'll take one in the morning... I will see the difference though as it was covered in lichen mostly. Not heavy lichen but tons of spots everywhere
I used one of those little Jackson 5lt sprayers to put it on. Took ages and the spray wasn't that great. I'm not sure if part of the issue is that the W&F comes out a little foamy rather than a pure water like spray so it didnt come out in a perfect fan like spray pattern. Looking at this for future spray usage (including weedkilling etc) - Knapsack Sprayer
How did you apply yours and how did you find it?