And don't even get me started on those dispensers in public conveniences that never have an end free to pull. The time I've wasted heaving a gigantic loo roll around scrabbling desperately about for it. They're worse than ruddy sellotape.
Oh so glad to see some people hang the roll same way as me. We had a thread about this last year and I think I was the only one who did it " my" way. ann and maggie - we are right, of course.
maggie and then there is the way they so often fix those huge containers to the wrong wall. There is no space to get past it while you close the door. The door swings in an arc which almost touches the loo and then almost touches the loo-roll container, There is nowhere to stand as it swings past you - unless you climb up on the loo seat.
If they hung it on the other wall, it would be out of the way. I think the installer leans his back against the open door and drills the holes in the wall opposite him. I say "his" intentionally.
I just asked DH and he said 'from the front - the other way you could be scrabbling around the wall trying to find the end'. Of course, I always leave it with the pointy bits a la best hotels and DH grew his parsnips in the empty holders.
Well done, minibags, I am very impressed, mine never learnt to do that until they left home!
mumofmadboys That sounds like my son's student house in Manchester. It was an appalling mess. We lent them our vax machine to clean up when they left and when we got it back it stank. I don't think any of them had cleaned the floor the whole year.
When my student DS and his 7 partners in grime housemates wanted to get their bond back at the end of a riotous year, he rang me to ask how to clean the only toilet. When I asked him what they'd used all year, there was an ominous silence...
In his first year DS 2 had an ensuite room in hall. ( indulged, I know) after a few days he rang to ask for extra money to buy cleaning things! The hall room cleaners didn't do the ensuite! At least he was cleaning, I think they fined them for dirt!