Don Wiss wrote:
I'm moving my first floor powder room. It is very small and for guests
only. Standard medicine cabinets are a bit large, but I could easily have a
small one made of mahogany. It would be recessed and match the paneling.

But is one needed? I could simply slap a mirror on the wall. Things one
would stock in a powder room are tissues and extra toilet paper. Neither
would fit in the medicine cabinet. If I put one in, what should I stock in
it? I could put packets of aspirin. Condoms are free in NYC. I could stock
them. But really there doesn't seem to be anything important enough to
stock there to justify having one.

What would you stock in one?

Don. www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom).

Any time I have a shelf, cabinet, drawer, closet, it always fills up. If
there is nothing, it does not get filled up.

Greg

put things visitors will find interesting

be imaginative, perhaps some info on witches or other things

have fun with your guests Then tell them its a joke

bob haller wrote:
put things visitors will find interesting

be imaginative, perhaps some info on witches or other things

have fun with your guests Then tell them its a joke

Arsenic powder.

Greg

On 3/15/2013 10:02 PM, gregz wrote:
bob haller wrote:
put things visitors will find interesting

be imaginative, perhaps some info on witches or other things

have fun with your guests Then tell them its a joke

Arsenic powder.


B Creative. How about one of those little door/window alarms that
sounds like the beginning of WWIII? They open the cabinet to snoop and
the next thing you know, the next door neighbors are running over to see
what the siren is all aboutg

On Sat, 16 Mar 2013 03:02:58 +0000 (UTC), gregz
wrote:

bob haller wrote:
put things visitors will find interesting

be imaginative, perhaps some info on witches or other things

have fun with your guests Then tell them its a joke

Arsenic powder.

Bottle labeled chloroform, Rags, Duct tape, Ty-raps and a blank VCR
tape.