The Bathroom Blog
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Worried about water bills? Read this…
Good news for people across England struggling to pay water bills could come out of a study done in the south-west, according to the government. It has found that switching to meters and making sure you are getting any benefits you are entitled to are the best ways of managing your water bills.
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100 years of the Ideal Home Show
Got your eyes on March yet? It may be a few months off, but it’ll be a big occasion for everyone interested in homes and interior design – it sees the 100th anniversary of the Ideal Home show.
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Bathroom blog roundup: massage functions and gleaming surfaces
We thought that, as a new feature for the MyBathroomFinder blog, we’d have a look at what some other bloggers have to say about the world of bathrooms and home decor this week.
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A cautionary tale about warranties
Here’s a cautionary tale about a family from Halifax that got into trouble after paying for an extended warranty on their bathroom, when the firm that had collected the money went into administration.
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Turn your bathroom clutter into state-of-the-art design
We bet you thought that having a cabinet stuffed with clutter was a shameful thing that was utterly ruining your cool, sleek, minimalist bathroom credentials…
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Check out the Wattson energy-saver
Here’s a great new product that’s designed to help you monitor and control the amount of energy you’re using in your home – the Wattson from DIY Kyoto.
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It’s official: a third of men don’t wash their hands
And now for a news story that will have half our readers nodding vigorously and saying “you do that” while the other half dismisses it as a load of old nonsense. A recent survey has revealed that a third of men leave a public toilet without washing their hands – compared to just 12 per…
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Check out the Which report on boilers
Here’s a heads-up for anyone contemplating a new boiler or heating system. Consumer group Which has published a report on boilers.
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Get your very own glass radiators…
Here’s a beautiful household product – the glass radiator. That’s right – instead of all that nasty painted metal, you simply have a sheet of glass that radiates heat.