hmm... how did they manage that?Used to live at the top of a block of flats - showers were crap in the morning as everyone was taking a shower on all floors so the water pressure went down but there was at least a trickle...
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pep,
Wed 11 Sep 2002, 8:57,
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YES, OKAY,...there was a thin, cold trickle. Took me about 1/2 hour to try and wash my hair under it though.
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Dr Phil Kitten,
Wed 11 Sep 2002, 9:17,
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wake up earlier?:)
I know, i've got the same problem, its got to vendetta stage, we control the hot water from our boiler, the other day I turned it off the night before so that they wouldnt have any hot water. hee.
(I know, i've got the same problem, its got to vendetta stage, we control the hot water from our boiler, the other day I turned it off the night before so that they wouldnt have any hot water. hee.
Alfie,
Wed 11 Sep 2002, 9:05,
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Cripes!I'm not sure that's the family downstairs, there should always be *some*.
Except in the middle of the night when we were in the A&E apparently, when I came home and there was none at all, not even a trickle, but when I went back and picked Wol up and came home again, it was there....
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Wed 11 Sep 2002, 9:06,
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Except in the middle of the night when we were in the A&E apparently, when I came home and there was none at all, not even a trickle, but when I went back and picked Wol up and came home again, it was there....