2 walk in the rain1-Bubble bath with candle light or 2- a walk in the park in the rain?
both sound nice. i feel like taking a bubble bath with candle light now though. im really tired today. and i just danced for 3 hours. i dont really feel like walking. can i have a rain check on the 2nd one? i love walking in the rain :]1-Bubble bath with candle light or 2- a walk in the park in the rain?
Tough choice, but I'm definitely a bubble bath girl
Park in the rain.
walk in the rain
Mmmm Bubble bath with candle light sounds very good to me :)
i have to agree with 1 the bath and candles.............
bubble bath with candel light, unless i am wearing a white top then a walk in the park in the rain
Walk in the park in the rain
Walk in the park with a raining bubble candle.
Give me the bubble bath any day of the week!
I say...
2 followed by 1
2 rain.........
walk in the park in the rain
Walk in the rain first, then come back home for a hot bubble bath to warm up...sounds nice to me.
walk in the rain first, then
come back for a nice bubble bath :)
first #2
then #1
I will have the walk in the park in the rain followed by the bubble bath with candle light but I have to do it with some one special!!
bubble bath with candlelight preferably with someone
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Do You Turn The Light On When You Have A Shower/Bath?
I always turn the light on even if its a bright sunny day and there's loads of natural light... it feels weird if i don't.
I do the same when i'm eating as well.
Does anyone else do this?Do You Turn The Light On When You Have A Shower/Bath?
yea, i do tooDo You Turn The Light On When You Have A Shower/Bath?
no. even at night i take a shower without the light being on. when i eat? hell yeah because it might be a bug in my food or something.
Bath = turn off the lights
light candles
(not every night but now and then)
I do not turn on the light in the daytime.
I only do when it's dark, or if there's not enough light when I'm eating
Not if there's enough sunlight.
always
always
yeah, coz i draw the curtains and lock the door so it looks dingy if not usually! x
No , why in the day ??
Not in the day time
nah deffo not
cant waste precious 'leccy Trixy
i do
yes... how do u see what you're washing
yeah !!! me too lol
Well... my bathroom doesn't have a window, so I kind of have to. ^_^
I do the same when i'm eating as well.
Does anyone else do this?Do You Turn The Light On When You Have A Shower/Bath?
yea, i do tooDo You Turn The Light On When You Have A Shower/Bath?
no. even at night i take a shower without the light being on. when i eat? hell yeah because it might be a bug in my food or something.
Bath = turn off the lights
light candles
(not every night but now and then)
I do not turn on the light in the daytime.
I only do when it's dark, or if there's not enough light when I'm eating
Not if there's enough sunlight.
always
always
yeah, coz i draw the curtains and lock the door so it looks dingy if not usually! x
No , why in the day ??
Not in the day time
nah deffo not
cant waste precious 'leccy Trixy
i do
yes... how do u see what you're washing
yeah !!! me too lol
Well... my bathroom doesn't have a window, so I kind of have to. ^_^
Person can be electrocuted while taking a bath touches a poorly insulated light switch, why shock more danger?
These days they may well get away with it. Almost everything touching the bath water is connected via plastic and PTFE connections. Not to be relied upon, though.
If there is a current path, main reason the shock is quite often fatal is that the contact to the body is intimate. Normally, the surface of the skin resists the voltage applied and current is low. When the surface is in contact over a wide area, the current can be high and it may concentrate in life giving organs (such as the heart). Stopping the heart is almost always fatal.Person can be electrocuted while taking a bath touches a poorly insulated light switch, why shock more danger?
the magnitude of the shock is dependant on many things.the amount of voltage received will depend on how well you are making earth contact and the fact also that the water also has minerals/salts etc which improve electrical conductivity
If there is a current path, main reason the shock is quite often fatal is that the contact to the body is intimate. Normally, the surface of the skin resists the voltage applied and current is low. When the surface is in contact over a wide area, the current can be high and it may concentrate in life giving organs (such as the heart). Stopping the heart is almost always fatal.Person can be electrocuted while taking a bath touches a poorly insulated light switch, why shock more danger?
the magnitude of the shock is dependant on many things.the amount of voltage received will depend on how well you are making earth contact and the fact also that the water also has minerals/salts etc which improve electrical conductivity
Does anybody know were you can find black light bubble bath or do they even make such a thing.?
I don't know, but it sounds cool.Now I want to know if there is such a thing.Does anybody know were you can find black light bubble bath or do they even make such a thing.?
i have never heard of it but I think any bubbles would show up good under a black light because they are white
i have never heard of it but I think any bubbles would show up good under a black light because they are white
Ive just fitted some low voltage light to my bath room ceiling do i put the insulation back over them?
It seems that not enough is being done to educate people with Legislation regarding electrical works in the home.
The work you have done requires a test certificate and notification to the local authority under Part ';P'; of the building regulations.It is an offence not to do so.
As for your question , NO do not put the insulation back over the fittings or transformers as they will overheat.
If neccessary, fire barriers must be installed over the fittings.
Get a qualified person to carry out the tests and notification.
Please note that councils will not accept a ';Periodic'; test cert for new work.Ive just fitted some low voltage light to my bath room ceiling do i put the insulation back over them?
No, and you should also leave the transfomers clear of insulation too. You can put the transformers on a firm surface on top of the insulation if you prefer.
If it were not a like-for-like change then it would be notifiable under Part P (Building Regs) if you are in England and Wales. A ';domestic installer'; however would not have the necessary qualifications to inspect it, even if it were required.Ive just fitted some low voltage light to my bath room ceiling do i put the insulation back over them?
are the lights in cans ? if so the can would have a temperature sensor to cut the lgiht if it gets too hot.
A city inspector told me i should not put insulation around the can so the light would not keep turning off when too hot.
if the light is a pendant, there is no reason why you should not put the insulation back.
If over shower or bath, the light has to be rated for wet locations.
Installing lighting in a room containing a fixed bath is notifiable under Part P of the building regulations. If you do not notify building control you could be prosecuted and fined. Have the installation checked by a 'domestic installer'.
Assuming the bathroom is upstairs in two storey house I would make a small, open both ends box, out of non flammable material, slightly longer than depth of loft insulation. Put it in the loft over the light to keep the insulation away from the light and to allow heat created by the light to escape.
Not unless they are IC rated. They should say on them if they are. If they aren't keep the insulation at least 6 inches away from them.
The fixture usually says whether you can put insulation around it or not. If there's doubt, leave the insulation out, so the air can circulate.
If the light is through the celling you need to keep the insulation of the the top of the light as they generate a lot of heat and will trip on thermal over load.help blackheads
The work you have done requires a test certificate and notification to the local authority under Part ';P'; of the building regulations.It is an offence not to do so.
As for your question , NO do not put the insulation back over the fittings or transformers as they will overheat.
If neccessary, fire barriers must be installed over the fittings.
Get a qualified person to carry out the tests and notification.
Please note that councils will not accept a ';Periodic'; test cert for new work.Ive just fitted some low voltage light to my bath room ceiling do i put the insulation back over them?
No, and you should also leave the transfomers clear of insulation too. You can put the transformers on a firm surface on top of the insulation if you prefer.
If it were not a like-for-like change then it would be notifiable under Part P (Building Regs) if you are in England and Wales. A ';domestic installer'; however would not have the necessary qualifications to inspect it, even if it were required.Ive just fitted some low voltage light to my bath room ceiling do i put the insulation back over them?
are the lights in cans ? if so the can would have a temperature sensor to cut the lgiht if it gets too hot.
A city inspector told me i should not put insulation around the can so the light would not keep turning off when too hot.
if the light is a pendant, there is no reason why you should not put the insulation back.
If over shower or bath, the light has to be rated for wet locations.
Installing lighting in a room containing a fixed bath is notifiable under Part P of the building regulations. If you do not notify building control you could be prosecuted and fined. Have the installation checked by a 'domestic installer'.
Assuming the bathroom is upstairs in two storey house I would make a small, open both ends box, out of non flammable material, slightly longer than depth of loft insulation. Put it in the loft over the light to keep the insulation away from the light and to allow heat created by the light to escape.
Not unless they are IC rated. They should say on them if they are. If they aren't keep the insulation at least 6 inches away from them.
The fixture usually says whether you can put insulation around it or not. If there's doubt, leave the insulation out, so the air can circulate.
If the light is through the celling you need to keep the insulation of the the top of the light as they generate a lot of heat and will trip on thermal over load.
Should my bath room be purple,light blue,or Midnight blue?
Depends on the size of your room and if you have enough light (window) natural light if you do your makeup in there. Suggestion--if you have a sheet in those colors, try and hang it somewhere in there and if you like that effect. Hope this is helpful. RoxanneShould my bath room be purple,light blue,or Midnight blue?
Darker colors tend to make spaces look smaller. Also, not good for proper lighting, even if you have windows. You can use a pastel purple (light violet) or light blue with darker accents. If this is your color palette, use a darker shower curtain or dark color towels.Should my bath room be purple,light blue,or Midnight blue?
It all depends on the size of the room. The smaller the room the lighter the color should be or you can accent the wall that you see when you open the bathroom door in a darker hue leaving the rest of the room in that light color. If it should get overwhelming contact the pros at richardlibertpainting.com.
Not the midnight blue. Or the purple if it is dark. From experience I can say that lighter colors help bring a lighter feel to the bathroom and therefore help me feel happier as I get ready in the morning.
I wouldn't make your bathroom as dark as midnight blue or purple because that would also effect how you look in the mirror, put on your make up, color your hair, etc... I would go with the light blue.
If those are the only three choices, go with light blue.
Light blue with purple and midnight blue accents, I think.
Darker colors tend to make spaces look smaller. Also, not good for proper lighting, even if you have windows. You can use a pastel purple (light violet) or light blue with darker accents. If this is your color palette, use a darker shower curtain or dark color towels.Should my bath room be purple,light blue,or Midnight blue?
It all depends on the size of the room. The smaller the room the lighter the color should be or you can accent the wall that you see when you open the bathroom door in a darker hue leaving the rest of the room in that light color. If it should get overwhelming contact the pros at richardlibertpainting.com.
Not the midnight blue. Or the purple if it is dark. From experience I can say that lighter colors help bring a lighter feel to the bathroom and therefore help me feel happier as I get ready in the morning.
I wouldn't make your bathroom as dark as midnight blue or purple because that would also effect how you look in the mirror, put on your make up, color your hair, etc... I would go with the light blue.
If those are the only three choices, go with light blue.
Light blue with purple and midnight blue accents, I think.
My half bath has light peach tile half way up the wall. What colour should I paint the walls and ceiling?
Personally, I would suggest a white ceiling and a light gray wall color.My half bath has light peach tile half way up the wall. What colour should I paint the walls and ceiling?
Don't try to use the tiles...get rid of them! Light peach is very outdated...if that is not an option mayybe try a taupe or beige colors...has to be something neutralMy half bath has light peach tile half way up the wall. What colour should I paint the walls and ceiling?
It depends on the look you want to achieve. If you want something soft and romantic, sage is a nice choice. If you want something bold and dramatic, opt for a contrasting color like amethyst. Get a variety of paint chips from the store and hold them up against the tile to eliminate icky mistakes. When you've narrowed it down to 2 - 3 options, tape them on the wall above the tile and look at them for a couple of days. It's amazing how doing that can help. Color looks diffrent in different lighting situations. Spending a couple of days with color chips is the best way to make the right choice for your home. One other thing... don't paint the wall ANY color that you wouldn't wear and feel great in. Good Luck and Have Fun!!!
Using a color wheel, blue and green shades are opposite. Instead of using the out-of-date mint green or sky blue, go with a sage shade.
The deeper sage will warm the room, instead of cooling it - making it peaceful and restful. Use care not to go too brown, but lean toward a darker blue-green tone.
PS - the light gray in an earlier post is also a great idea -- and you can go either end of the gray spectrum for either a cool tone or a warmer tone.
i have the same in my bathroom and just decorated too, i left ceiling white but did a textured style to it.and did the walls in a warm peach colour also got new flooring in stone colour.i like bathrooms to be warm colours.
I would go with a deep apricot on walls and a lighter shade of apricot on ceiling.
Buy towels/rugs and mats in shades of peach and apricot
and curtains with geo-shapes of same colors
Don't try to use the tiles...get rid of them! Light peach is very outdated...if that is not an option mayybe try a taupe or beige colors...has to be something neutralMy half bath has light peach tile half way up the wall. What colour should I paint the walls and ceiling?
It depends on the look you want to achieve. If you want something soft and romantic, sage is a nice choice. If you want something bold and dramatic, opt for a contrasting color like amethyst. Get a variety of paint chips from the store and hold them up against the tile to eliminate icky mistakes. When you've narrowed it down to 2 - 3 options, tape them on the wall above the tile and look at them for a couple of days. It's amazing how doing that can help. Color looks diffrent in different lighting situations. Spending a couple of days with color chips is the best way to make the right choice for your home. One other thing... don't paint the wall ANY color that you wouldn't wear and feel great in. Good Luck and Have Fun!!!
Using a color wheel, blue and green shades are opposite. Instead of using the out-of-date mint green or sky blue, go with a sage shade.
The deeper sage will warm the room, instead of cooling it - making it peaceful and restful. Use care not to go too brown, but lean toward a darker blue-green tone.
PS - the light gray in an earlier post is also a great idea -- and you can go either end of the gray spectrum for either a cool tone or a warmer tone.
i have the same in my bathroom and just decorated too, i left ceiling white but did a textured style to it.and did the walls in a warm peach colour also got new flooring in stone colour.i like bathrooms to be warm colours.
I would go with a deep apricot on walls and a lighter shade of apricot on ceiling.
Buy towels/rugs and mats in shades of peach and apricot
and curtains with geo-shapes of same colors
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