"RoseGarden" - - - - - - - from - nscave

In our series of male housecleaning we have covered a lot of areas, but so far not the bathroom. Things went well, but I do have some comments and concerns.

Auto-Shower - I did start out cleaning the bathtub and shower area first. Not a big deal other than moving all the empty bottles of shampoo and other 'stuff' off those neat little shelves. A shot or two of Hertel and a little rubbing made is sparkling clean. We have one of those portable shower heads mounted beside the regular one with the change over valve to select either one.

Time to rinse the tub the easy way with that portable shower head. I like doing things the easy way. A little shot of hot water should do it quickly. Well now, the part I neglected to put into operation was that little change over valve up top. Holding the portable shower nozzle in hand, I crack open the hot water tap for that rinse. Bingo! Instant shower - at least the back of my shirt is clean - I think.

Single Control Bathroom Faucet - I always thought these were much more convenient, simpler and easier to use. Hot or Cold water easily adjustable by that single control. But no matter how you clean it, it stays dirty. I had the thing sparkling with its  new clean shine, best it looked in weeks. After I was done cleaning, it was only proper to wash your hands. How do you turn that tap off without getting all the dirty water drops on that just cleaned chrome? Can't be done!

The Main Fixture - I know you are just waiting for my newsy description of cleaning the main fixture in the bathroom, that throne of comfort we all use ( males anyway) for reading magazines and putting our legs to sleep. Thing is, that was the easy part. No problems, a little elbow grease, some nifty cleaner and it almost cleaned itself. It took less time than it does to read those above mentioned magazines.

The Final Touch - So...ooo, after doing all that cleaning in the room used for cleaning it was only proper to wash one's hands and so on. There's a handy dandy jug of hand lotion, may as well use a shot of that since the hands were in all those harmless chemicals. You know the kind, the one with the little plunger on top that meters out just the right amount.

Whaaaaa...tt?? Who designed those things to shoot that stuff all over the wall, and the sink, and the bathroom floor?

-=One Day At A Time=-

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