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If you walk down any working class street in a NE village, virtually every house has one of those 12-foot ones filling the front or back yard. Look at the gardens of houses backing onto railway lines next time you're on a train too, same thing.Originally posted by vetran View PostTrampoline common Blimey I must tell the neighbors.
But again, who cares - they're still fun.
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I decided against in the end. The one in Costco was not so much a blowup, but more one you put together. At 900 quid it was between a blowup (300-500) and a proper one. As I like to bathe in the hot tub naked & then walk around in the cool air I decided against it for now as we have a couple of houses who look over our garden and I didn't want a Wilmslow moment.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostMates got one and loves it. Uses it nearly every day in the summer.
Must admit Im not so keen on the blowup ones. Remember my big swimming pool (Bestway?) with filter etc.
Flippin cats kept jumping on it and sticking their claws and popping it!
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Mates got one and loves it. Uses it nearly every day in the summer.
Must admit Im not so keen on the blowup ones. Remember my big swimming pool (Bestway?) with filter etc.
Flippin cats kept jumping on it and sticking their claws and popping it!
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No, I think you'll find that's the Suityou School of Driving.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostTrampoline cause more broken limbs.
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I was going to say something witty about scraping them off your mum's tits, but I decided that was childish and would keep that thought to myself.Originally posted by GlenW View PostI've never been in a hot tub, what happens to all the bodily fluids and excretions that get in there? Is it just left to slowly degrade into a large bowl of detritus soup?
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Chlorine – same as a swimming poolOriginally posted by GlenW View PostI've never been in a hot tub, what happens to all the bodily fluids and excretions that get in there? Is it just left to slowly degrade into a large bowl of detritus soup?
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They get sterilized with the heat. So you can't catch aids having sex in them.Originally posted by GlenW View PostI've never been in a hot tub, what happens to all the bodily fluids and excretions that get in there? Is it just left to slowly degrade into a large bowl of detritus soup?
HTH
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I've never been in a hot tub, what happens to all the bodily fluids and excretions that get in there? Is it just left to slowly degrade into a large bowl of detritus soup?
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