
01-03-2018 1:47 PM
I'm begining to get a bit desperate I haven't had a bath for about 2 1/2 years.
anyone got any ideas please.
I have been searching for something I could use that is portable to put in my wet room so I could have a bath rather than showers.
My hubby needs the wet room so we cannot really change it but I miss my bath.
I have looked at all kinds of ideas, the things on offer are either too big, too flimsy or come from China. None have been suitable to purchase.
I found a portable plastic deep saoking bath but the website it is on doesn't seem to be valid or useable now and the item is from singapore anyway.
If I could buy something in this country it would be great.
I have though founnd this, its a plasterers mixing tub which is plasitc.
What I would like to know if there is anyone who knows what they are like. Would it be possible to put a drainage whole in it some how and if so how? and are these things very hearvy. it is just the right size to fit in the shower part of my wet room.
Any help would be most appreciated.
04-03-2018 5:01 PM
I don't know what part of the country you're in but have you checked locally for public bathing facilities? I lived in a very poor area of Coventry as a kid where nobody had bathrooms so everyone used the local council wash house, I used it right up until the end of the sixties. They were private cubicles with huge baths, you paid a shilling at the door and joined the queue. The baths were cleaned by staff between users and you could use as much water as you wanted. I know some swimming pools still offer the service, might be worth checking.
Don't tell anyone but the last time I had a bath was around 1995
04-03-2018 7:24 PM - edited 04-03-2018 7:26 PM
Don't tell anyone but the last time I had a bath was around 1995
lol jd my lips are sealed.
I never knew that about public baths, butttttttttt...............................
woohoooo I can report I have just bought and paid for a tub, never thought I'd get so exited over a bath tub lol
Some lovely seller said yes to my request of postage. It was kinda like a last chance look before I went to by a tin bath from stourbiridge. just goes to show if you patiently wait you get what you need.
Thank you all so much for your input, most appreciated.
04-03-2018 7:44 PM
Next thing it'll be "What can I do now? After using my blow up bath OK saveral times, it burst and flooded my flat and the two below....."
It's life Jim, but not as WE know it.
Live long and prosper.
04-03-2018 7:48 PM
lol is that a bath?
looks more like a huge bucket to me 🙂
One of those green large compost buckets look similar
04-03-2018 7:57 PM
CD, thankfully we are in a bungalow so ground floor, lol it'll just gush out of the front and back doors.
glyn I was looking at all kinds if I had found one big enough a bucket would have done xxx
04-03-2018 8:00 PM
Sorry x just my silly sense of humour.
its Shirl not hubby that answers on the boards.
04-03-2018 8:40 PM
@1956glynwrote:Sorry x just my silly sense of humour.
its Shirl not hubby that answers on the boards.
That's quite alright, I saw the funny side. Some of the things you can buy are really weird.
I was even condidering one of these lol
04-03-2018 9:21 PM - edited 04-03-2018 9:23 PM
As a last resort i was going to suggest Tettenhall Pool or the lake at Himley Hall or Mary Stevens Park 🙂
Megga Bubble bath !
04-03-2018 10:50 PM
04-03-2018 10:55 PM
Oh gosh lifebouy soap, I used to love that stuff.
That and the smell of new plimpsoles. mmmmmmmm that was my glue sniff lol xxx
07-03-2018 11:54 PM
Guess what I've just had. xx
Never thought I'd get so excited over a bath, but there you go xx