shower or bath

cost the more to have? does anybody know i have always thought shower was better to have

Depends how long you spend in the shower, or how deep you have your baths

I've no idea Steve, my shower is going 8 times a day so cost a fortune either way

I don't know you would think a shower, I much prefer to have a bath myself

It also depends on whether or not you have a 'power shower'. Power showers use about the same amount of water as a bath. Otherwise, a shower's cheaper than a bath.

I like showers, but very occsionally I just like to soak in a bath!

I don't have a bath so shower is the only choice!!

no bath saz

We didn't have a bath for years but since moving here i do have the odd soak in the bath

Steve wrote: no bath saz

No I have a very small bathroom!!

Yeah, I think it depends. I prefer a shower anyway, as it feels cleaner than sitting in your own dirty water.

Eleanor wrote:Yeah, I think it depends. I prefer a shower anyway, as it feels cleaner than sitting in your own dirty water.

I agree, in fact when I've lived in houses with a bath I always have a rinse off in the shower after!!

i love shower becasue i dont like to mess about when you got a upset belly or aching belly bath cure it fast

we make 1 bath go through 3 of us most times (me last) just with a hot top up so suppose that is quite economical

I also don't take baths often because I fall asleep... I got chilled once when I was in there for two hours.

I can't remember the last time I had a bath, must be 10 years at least.

Baths make me feel soggy, lethargic, wrinkly and still not clean.

Showers are invigorating, up-lifting, leave me clean - and are cheaper!

Showers - 10 Baths - 0

It's shower for me too, I will very occasionally have a bath but we don't have a full size one so it isn't very relaxing at all.

I've alwyas though the shower was more economical than the bath but I guess it varies from shower to shower.

Showers are the cheapest without a doubt. I used to do the same Dave. Mrs or one of my daughters 1st then the other then I always got 3rds
Had shower fitted this year. Love it not had a bath since. I get to stand in fresh water with no hair dye

Mike wrote:Showers are the cheapest without a doubt. I used to do the same Dave. Mrs or one of my daughters 1st then the other then I always got 3rds
Had shower fitted this year. Love it not had a bath since. I get to stand in fresh water with no hair dye

My shower head sprays in all directions (got a brand new one up in the loft but not got round to changing it from when I exchanged the shower after it blew up 7 years ago as I had to change the handset rail as well and it needed another hole drilling , too much work ), all the seals are goosed around the bath and my daughter never pulls the shower curtain across properly so soaks everywhere , hence the general preference is the bath

Suppose I could always fix the bathroom up a bit

Niether.

I occasionally will stand in the rain.......

Doesnt matter cause we dont pay for water lol

Can I ask Hayley - how do you not pay for water? I'd love to know the trick - my bills have gone down from £32 per month to £20 per month since I switched to water metering (includes sewerage) but I'd love to pay nothing at all!

I have a Mrs and 4 kids. Don't use the M word in front of me Lynda

M word Mike? Do you mean Metering?

Lynda!!!!!

Ah Mike, you know I'm thick as a pile of planks

Water metering works out cheaper if there are only one or two of you in a household but for a larger household you're generally better off sticking to the water rates based on your household rates.

We don't pay in n.ireland unless we are a business just the way it is. It is included in our rates, so no separate bill.

That's so interesting to know Hayley - one less headache for you!