Random thoughts

[Matty]

So the Korean across the street just left the juice sit at warm temps for too long?

That fokken guy.

It's pretty good btw.

 

[Mudcat]

It's weird. Of all the fruit juices, I want carbonation in my apple juice least of all. If I had some of that I think I would stir it until the bubbles were gone before I started drinking it.

I want my apple juice kinda mediciney.

 

[Mudcat]

Who here has a bath mat - meaning in the tub - and how often do you peel it up and clean/maintain it?

 

[reno cool]

Apple juice is the only one I've seen carbonated. pretty good

 

[Teela]

I have not had a bath mat in years. I would take it out whenever I cleaned the bathtub. About every six months or so.

 

[Saulty]

Who here has a bath mat - meaning in the tub - and how often do you peel it up and clean/maintain it?

I have a bath mat. But I use the shower 95% of the times so the mat doesn't get dirty a lot.

 

[Mudcat]

I shower 100% of the time. The purpose of the bath mat is for traction when standing there with slippery soap everywhere.

Are you saying you peel it up and remove it when you shower?

 

[Mudcat]

I have not had a bath mat in years. I would take it out whenever I cleaned the bathtub. About every six months or so.

Okay I'll put you down as being on my side then. Actually you make me seem like a compulsive over-cleaner - which is definitely not something I get accused of a lot.

I am involved in a dispute over correct bath mat procedures. Jenny peels hers up after every single use and hangs it on a thing. I'm more of a periodical guy. I also do it when I clean the tub but that's ~once a month for me. She finds this a bit horrifying.

I'll tell her what you have said. She already hates you so what the hell.

 

[Mudcat]

All of which lends itself to an alternate topic for the random thinkers out there:

How often do you clean your bathtub?

 

[Tron]

My cleaning woman cleans it every two weeks.

 

[Matty]

+1

I don't even do my own laundry.

Korean immigrants rock.

 

[Saulty]

I shower 100% of the time. The purpose of the bath mat is for traction when standing there with slippery soap everywhere.

Are you saying you peel it up and remove it when you shower?

I never slept in the shower in my life. What the heck are you doing in your shower that forces you to slip? Dancing?

 

[Mudcat]

I believe that's a new world record for the 100 meter not-making-sense.

 

[Saulty]

Bathtub mat (needed because the tub bottom is smooth):

Shower bottom (no mat is needed because the bottom is textured with little bumps so you won't slip)

 

[Mudcat]

You might be inching closer to the point but I just can't tell for sure.

 

[Saulty]

I think I see now why I confused you. I forgot to mention that my master bedroom has separate shower from bathtub. That's why I don't shower in the bathtub.

 

[Teela]

I should have a bath mat now, due to my overwhelming lack of coordination and nightmares of falling in the shower and having to be rescued by the EMS nude.

I pick up the bath mat (the one that is outside of the shower) after every shower. It's cloth and I worry about mold.

Give Jenny my best.

 

[Mudcat]

I think I see now why I confused you. I forgot to mention that my master bedroom has separate shower from bathtub. That's why I don't shower in the bathtub.

I posted an extremely simple question about bath mats - and you started talking about a shower you use that doesn't have a bath mat and therefore had nothing to do with my question - and then you attempted a smartypants comment about how silly it is to need slip resistance in the shower and tub - then you posted two pictures of bath fixtures both of which have slip resistant floors.

Yes, I'm the one who is confused.