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Washing up Turkish style
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30.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 01:49 am

Quoting erdinc:

Yeah, on July I'm moving to my 6.th flat in London in two years. So far all the places I have lived in had the same taps. I'll ask the landlord to change the taps but I doubt he will be very impressed with this idea.



I don't know if you rent places that you can change yourself like you usually can in Holland but.. if so.. you can offer him to cover the costs yourself and do it yourself too/get it done.. so that he won't have to do anything except giving you permission to do so

I was actually wondering about that in Turkey. Can you change bathtubs if you want, or taps or paint the walls? Not that I will probably have money for this, but just in case I win the lottery (which i dont join).

31.       bod
5999 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 01:49 am

Quoting erdinc:

Yeah, on July I'm moving to my 6.th flat in London in two years.



Do you not like staying in the same place???

32.       sophie
2712 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 01:50 am

Quoting erdinc:

Yeah, on July I'm moving to my 6.th flat in London in two years. So far all the places I have lived in had the same taps. I'll ask the landlord to change the taps but I doubt he will be very impressed with this idea.



Maybe you should ask him to try to shave there then.

33.       Aenigma
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 20 Jun 2006 Tue 01:51 am

34.       bod
5999 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 01:53 am

I have similar taps in my bathroom - but the temperature control for the boiler is within arm's reach so I just turn the temperature of the hot tap down to suit

35.       Aenigma
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 20 Jun 2006 Tue 01:56 am

36.       bod
5999 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 02:14 am

Quoting Aenigma:

Quoting bod:

I have similar taps in my bathroom - but the temperature control for the boiler is within arm's reach so I just turn the temperature of the hot tap down to suit



Hmmm resourceful as always Bodrick. But what about Erdinc? Is he doomed to a life of poor plumbing?



I have no idea - I seldom contemplate the plumbing of an individual who moves 6 times in 3 years

37.       erdinc
2151 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 02:31 am

Actually I don't move very often. I just had to live in a few temporary places for short term until I found a permanent place and now the landlady wants to move in.

38.       Chantal
587 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 08:54 am

lol Such a nice discussion on taps I can't do anything else than agree with Deli_kizin, since I also live in Holland . But when I was in the UK, a friend of mine had the same problem when he wanted to shave.. silly Brits .

39.       Myra
92 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 09:19 am

Lyndie
Thank u so much for answering my question regarding washing up the Turkish way. I found your essay so facinating. When are u doing your next essay??
Myra

40.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 20 Jun 2006 Tue 04:11 pm

Quoting erdinc:

Yeah, on July I'm moving to my 6.th flat in London in two years. So far all the places I have lived in had the same taps. I'll ask the landlord to change the taps but I doubt he will be very impressed with this idea.



ahh erdinç... i think this is the first time i have ever seen you post stuff like a normal member.. you are usually worrying about all the threads and posts etc. (please take that in the nicest way intended hehe)
i feel like i really know you now.. i even know how u shave in the morning hehehe

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