I'm off Googling 

White, plastic. It's sides are narrow so the bath tub space is wide. It's lush, my favourite bath ever! I actually climbed in it dry, with all my clothes on, when we viewed the house

 

 

and I'm fecking changing addresses 

ROFL! 

I'll prolly have/hope to have money for Christmas this year  

 

 

 

Not for a verdigris fountain I flipping hope 

 I'm known for my oddities 

 

well I hope your odd enough to plumb the bugger in or it will be on ebay  *free to any a good home*

You don't have to plumb it in.....it's all electrical now doncha know  

Circa 1972 and in an incident involving Valium and Whisky i found myself in the bath with a broken tooth glass embedded in my shoulder. I haven't touched either stimulant since, nor had a bath. My shower has a stick on radio. My shoulder still has the scar.

White ceramic (I think).

 

First time I got drunk me and my mate were at a school friends party and we ended up sitting in the bath most of the night giggling and not remembering her filming us and having to do a lot of explaining to our form teacher on monday morning!

Flippin eck! 

Nawty girl 

pale cream

Plastic, steel.....tin? 

Mine is grey plastic! TBH .............i grew up in a house with an outside toilet and no bathroom - we had a tin bath in front of the fire on a Saturday tea time ...............Happy Days!

White plastic.

White plastic,and I don't use it as a bath.I only shower.My house is due to get re furbished soon by the housing Association,I might ask for a walk in shower and get rid of the bath.

Gosh sooz ... I thought I was the only person left living who only had an outside loo. When I tell my friends they look at me as if I'd just walked out of a history book!!

 

We must have been uber posh though, compared to you - because we did have a bathroom. It was a huge room, just off the kitchen and all it had in it was a bath. No loo (obv) and no sink. We had to clean our teeth in the kitchen sink.

 

We moved when I was 12 years old, to a house with a bathroom, seperate shower room, two loos and (omg, the luxury) central heating. Bliss

White plastic with varying shades of nail varnish (damn daughter) that i can't get off 

As a young child visiting my Great Aunts in Helensburgh, I though it was 'an adventure' having to go to the outside toilet - nowhere else that I knew had one.

We had an outside loo and an outside wash house with a mangle and having to boil the towels and sheets overnight in the washing tub  

Sorry - couldn't resist it

 

Haha! Didn't even have to play that. I remember it well.

 

'...and you think you had it bad? When I were a kid....'

Me either!  Luxury! !

I love a nice bath with a bit of Jo Malone or somesuch froth and bubble thrown in - not that I get the time to luxuriate that often.  Why does the phone always ring when I've just got settled...?  So more often than not it's a once in a blue moon indulgence for me.  I much prefer a shower anyway.

 

When we refurbed the bathrooms we bought V and A Capri baths (extra deep for a good wallow) and the suppliers said a bathroom magazine had asked if they could do a photo shoot of the products in situ.  I even ended up being interviewed . It looked nothing like my bathroom by the time the stylist had finished!  All frills and bunches of flowers, whereas I'd designed it to be sleek and minimalist 

 

http://www.vandabaths.com/uk/bath.php?b=capri

 

So much of the interview was centred on taking a bath that I didn't have the heart to say I was more of a power shower gal

I have a white plastic corner bath - I mainly shower but I do lubs a good soak in a tub from time to time.  I previously had a pink jacuzzi type bath but hardly ever used the jacuzzi 

 

When I lived with my grandma in Ireland she had an outside privy and the bath was a tin one in front of the fire.  We used to have to wait until my grandfather had gone to the pub before we bathed   they eventually turned one of the bedrooms into a bathroom after granddad died