Is she right?
17 February 2007, 11:32 PM
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Is she right?
'er indoors wanted has wanted music in the bathroom for ages and now that she's on maternity leave, insisted that something needs to be done.
So I bought this for a St. Valentine's present along with an iPod Nano -
Only thing is she's convinced that the humidity in the bathroom will destroy it and doesn't want it in there. I'm not so sure though. The room is mechanically ventilated (no condensation at all on the mirrors in the room) and I plan to put the unit on top of the cabinets, where it can't be splashed. Also the guys at MediaMarkt said it shouldn't be a prob. when I bought it.
So have should I go ahead and fit it, or have I been a tit and need to be taking it back?
So I bought this for a St. Valentine's present along with an iPod Nano -
Only thing is she's convinced that the humidity in the bathroom will destroy it and doesn't want it in there. I'm not so sure though. The room is mechanically ventilated (no condensation at all on the mirrors in the room) and I plan to put the unit on top of the cabinets, where it can't be splashed. Also the guys at MediaMarkt said it shouldn't be a prob. when I bought it.
So have should I go ahead and fit it, or have I been a tit and need to be taking it back?
17 February 2007, 11:54 PM
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'er indoors wanted has wanted music in the bathroom for ages and now that she's on maternity leave, insisted that something needs to be done.
So I bought this for a St. Valentine's present along with an iPod Nano -
Only thing is she's convinced that the humidity in the bathroom will destroy it and doesn't want it in there. I'm not so sure though. The room is mechanically ventilated (no condensation at all on the mirrors in the room) and I plan to put the unit on top of the cabinets, where it can't be splashed. Also the guys at MediaMarkt said it shouldn't be a prob. when I bought it.
So have should I go ahead and fit it, or have I been a tit and need to be taking it back?
So I bought this for a St. Valentine's present along with an iPod Nano -
Only thing is she's convinced that the humidity in the bathroom will destroy it and doesn't want it in there. I'm not so sure though. The room is mechanically ventilated (no condensation at all on the mirrors in the room) and I plan to put the unit on top of the cabinets, where it can't be splashed. Also the guys at MediaMarkt said it shouldn't be a prob. when I bought it.
So have should I go ahead and fit it, or have I been a tit and need to be taking it back?
get the shop to put it in writting that its suitable, if it gets fooked your covered
17 February 2007, 11:56 PM
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It looks portable. Could you put it on the floor when shes in the bath as steam obviously rises due to the heat so should be fine on the floor i would think?
18 February 2007, 12:57 AM
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dont be a ***** it will be fine. That or get a shower fm radio, and get a FM transmitter for the ipod, and then you can tune them together and leave the ipod outside of the bathroom.