Any experience here with shower columns--the fixtures that hang from a
regular shower head supply and include body jets and a handheld sprayer?
I saw one in an upscale store the other day that was way overpriced at
$3,000, but I see them on-line for US$500 or US$600. In particular the
Dreamline brand looks good but I wonder how effective and sturdy it is.

Harlan Messinger wrote in
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Any experience here with shower columns--the fixtures that hang from a
regular shower head supply and include body jets and a handheld sprayer?
I saw one in an upscale store the other day that was way overpriced at
$3,000, but I see them on-line for US$500 or US$600. In particular the
Dreamline brand looks good but I wonder how effective and sturdy it is.


I go in the shower. I wash my hair with less than a buck a bottle shampoo
and rinse twice. I wash my face with cheap ****ing soap and a washcloth and
rinse. I wash the rest and rinse. I'm in and out in less than ten. I can't
imagine why I need 500-3000 worth of useless **** in there with me for that
time.

On Tue 15 Jul 2008 09:26:46p, Red Green told us...

Harlan Messinger wrote in
:

Any experience here with shower columns--the fixtures that hang from a
regular shower head supply and include body jets and a handheld
sprayer? I saw one in an upscale store the other day that was way
overpriced at $3,000, but I see them on-line for US$500 or US$600. In
particular the Dreamline brand looks good but I wonder how effective
and sturdy it is.


I go in the shower. I wash my hair with less than a buck a bottle
shampoo and rinse twice. I wash my face with cheap ****ing soap and a
washcloth and rinse. I wash the rest and rinse. I'm in and out in less
than ten. I can't imagine why I need 500-3000 worth of useless **** in
there with me for that time.

You may or may or not be typical. Shower columns, either add-ons or built-
ins, are a luxury item that many people enjoy. For them it's not just a 10
minute ritual of soaping up and rinsing off, be it cheap or expensive
brands of cleansing products.

Such a unit can be relaxing and/or invigorating, and sometimes therapeutic.
If you don't have these needs, then you clearly don't need or want one.
Some people do.

--
Wayne Boatwright
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Red Green wrote:
Harlan Messinger wrote in
:

Any experience here with shower columns--the fixtures that hang from a
regular shower head supply and include body jets and a handheld sprayer?
I saw one in an upscale store the other day that was way overpriced at
$3,000, but I see them on-line for US$500 or US$600. In particular the
Dreamline brand looks good but I wonder how effective and sturdy it is.


I go in the shower. I wash my hair with less than a buck a bottle shampoo
and rinse twice. I wash my face with cheap ****ing soap and a washcloth and
rinse. I wash the rest and rinse. I'm in and out in less than ten. I can't
imagine why I need 500-3000 worth of useless **** in there with me for that
time.

If I only ever took into account my needs, I'd live in a two-room
apartment with bare walls, eat nothing but frozen foods, and get all my
entertainment from the radio and broadcast television.

On 7/16/2008 10:38 AM Harlan Messinger spake thus:

Red Green wrote:

Harlan Messinger wrote in
:

Any experience here with shower columns--the fixtures that hang from a
regular shower head supply and include body jets and a handheld sprayer?
I saw one in an upscale store the other day that was way overpriced at
$3,000, but I see them on-line for US$500 or US$600. In particular the
Dreamline brand looks good but I wonder how effective and sturdy it is.

I go in the shower. I wash my hair with less than a buck a bottle shampoo
and rinse twice. I wash my face with cheap ****ing soap and a washcloth and
rinse. I wash the rest and rinse. I'm in and out in less than ten. I can't
imagine why I need 500-3000 worth of useless **** in there with me for that
time.

If I only ever took into account my needs, I'd live in a two-room
apartment with bare walls, eat nothing but frozen foods, and get all my
entertainment from the radio and broadcast television.

In other words, like a lot of us, probably, you could do OK in prison.

(Well, except for the shower part ... you know, dropped bars of soap and
all.)


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