Recent content by Alan

Oh my. Twists my mind and makes me laugh.

Welcome to the forum. Nice to have you here.

Welcome to the forum. I hope your vacuums find a new home.

I had one boss for 5 years. He told me that he was okay with a mental health day as long as it was not used too often. I remember one day on the way to work, I could not face going into that place. It was a windowless cubicle with lots of paperwork. I knew there was nothing hot, so I called...

Some interesting jobs. Some bosses cause the business to have a high turnover of regular workers.

Any good plans for the weekend? I take my older aunt and uncle out for Saturday lunch, then errands. And some time for what seems fun for the afternoon. What aobut you?

Papasvacs last logged in December 2020. There is no way this happened.

The old iron tubs that were enameled would retain heat as the metal base heated up from the water, allowing the water to stay hot/warm for longer. Like the actual old tubs you can see out in a field being used as a cattle watering device.

Welcome to the forum. A lot of information here.

And they didn't have tiny houses back then for tiny vacuums.

:welcome: Good to see you here.

@amtraksebo1997 I have read your comments and cannot promise anything, but I will let the ones who set the colors and style know about your plea.

Also, those fiberglass tubs do not hold heat from the massive amount of water they take. I had a garden tub and used it twice in 26 years. The rest of the time was the shower that was separate.

I looked at a walk in tub for my Mom, and I always thought of having to sit there while it drains and get chilled. The best I've seen is the handicap or hospital type showers that are at floor level with a slight dip down to the drain and a rubber lip a wheelchair could roll over. That seems...

Welcome to the forum. The members have a lot of knowledge on all things vacuum.