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Janet_IHB
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EvaLSeraphim_IHB
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No need to be embarrassed, but no need to worry about it either. It's just a bathtub.
Laing_Lies_IHB
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Speaking of bathtubs (again), do you know where I can buy a longer shower curtain liner? All the ones I've seen (Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware, etc...) are only 72" long. I need something longer because I'm gong to have the curtain go all the way to the ceiling.
EvaLSeraphim_IHB
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Maybe BB&B? Or check Google.
Or... call your sales office, ask them who the interior designers were for the models, and call them.
Or... call your sales office, ask them who the interior designers were for the models, and call them.
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Janet_IHB
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Do you like steam - or are you very shy?
Laing_Lies_IHB
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Janet,
Are you asking me? I'm confused about steam's association with shyness. (?)
Are you asking me? I'm confused about steam's association with shyness. (?)
Laing_Lies_IHB
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Oh DUH - I get it.
No, steam is good either way and I'm not shy!
Just saw that the homes up at The Tides and Seacrest were having silk drapes all the way to the ceiling as shower curtains...gave the bathrooms a more formal appearance...so wanted to duplicate that.
No, steam is good either way and I'm not shy!
Just saw that the homes up at The Tides and Seacrest were having silk drapes all the way to the ceiling as shower curtains...gave the bathrooms a more formal appearance...so wanted to duplicate that.
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Janet_IHB
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Just kidding - you probably just like the way it looks.
A shower curtain to the ceiling would keep in steam - like a "steam shower".
The shyness remark was a lame joke about being hidden from view by a full curtain.
A shower curtain to the ceiling would keep in steam - like a "steam shower".
The shyness remark was a lame joke about being hidden from view by a full curtain.
Laing_Lies_IHB
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Janet -
I'm choosing the non-obscured window glass in the bathrooms - no shyness here!
I'm choosing the non-obscured window glass in the bathrooms - no shyness here!
effenheimer_IHB
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Steam has an inverse relationship to "shyness," FYI.
Laing_Lies_IHB
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Hmmm... inverse relationship ... is that because steam makes things relax and expand? Opposite of cold which makes things shrink?
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Janet_IHB
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What's up with steam showers anyway? Seems they are very popular now.
I personally don't care for them - don't want to sweat all over my clean self!
I personally don't care for them - don't want to sweat all over my clean self!
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Janet_IHB
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Ah - now I know why they're popular!
Trooper_IHB
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Laing...I had the same problem a few years ago. I did a web search on the companies that do "industrial curtains", like the ones in hospitals that surround the beds for privacy. I had a small rail installed in the ceiling ...the curtain hung off of 12" thin chains....the chains allowed for the steam to exit from the top half of the curtain.
Laing_Lies_IHB
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I just found a 96" liner! YES!!!
BedBathStore.Com - $14.99
BedBathStore.Com - $14.99
nirvinerealtor_IHB
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LL,
I was looking for extra long shower curtains and had no luck. I came up with the idea of extension/insert to length using complementing decorated fabric. You can use fabric glue if you do not sew. Or have a seamtress to make modification for you. My curtains look custom.
I was looking for extra long shower curtains and had no luck. I came up with the idea of extension/insert to length using complementing decorated fabric. You can use fabric glue if you do not sew. Or have a seamtress to make modification for you. My curtains look custom.