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There were shower curtains in the last apartment I stayed in.
Shebah Member # 12165
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^^All 3 of mine did too.
Sobriquet Member # 13217
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quote:Originally posted by Cinderella2: Why are there no shower curtians in Egypt?
I hate that! The floor is always bloody wet!!
Poor baby go to the Souq or Omar Fendi and buy them they'll cost around 30 L.E, also they might require those rings and that'll cost an additional 5 L.E
Damn wet floor
Tigerlily Member # 3567
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Ages ago we had here on ES a topic about shower curtains too, that they are hard to find and if you do most of them look ugly....
I remember Dalia posting a pic of hers!
MK the Most Interlectual Member # 8356
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quote:Originally posted by Cinderella2: The floor is always bloody wet!!
Try tampons.
Korven. Member # 11013
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Or a fishing net.
karim Member # 3077
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They have. I bought mine from a shop I think called Nile somthing at Obour buildings, and not bad. They have many kinds.
quote:Originally posted by Cinderella2: Why are there no shower curtians in Egypt?
I hate that! The floor is always bloody wet!!
Kerry Member # 6310
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carrefour has it or not?????
if not i can bring u one from ikea next time, i ll come end of august....until august, have a nice swim in ur bathroom!
newcomer Member # 1056
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There are shower curtains, rings, and poles all over Egypt, but many Egyptian homes don't have them. After the water splashes on the bathroom floor, they clean the the floor with a mop or that rubber thing on a long stick that you see in all the bathrooms. This makes sure that the bathroom floor is cleaned (theoretically) every time someone has a shower and the dust doesn't gather and make the floor dirty.
That is also why you will see slippers/ship ship/flip flops outside the bathroom door, so that you will wear them when you go into the bathroom and not get your feet wet, or so that you won't trail any wetness that might be there through the house when you come out.
Korven. Member # 11013
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Newcomer, you are the man, you found the solution for that international crisis oh God!!! thank you thank you thank you and gurls cover him with kisses ... flip flop flip flop, oh no not those, I said kisses
shahrzaad Member # 13580
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Wow, thanks for the flip flop information. I knew Muslim most have clean bathroom but I could not figure out the flip flop to wear in and take off when you come out. I have been trying to figure it out. Silly me I never thought to ask.
Sobriquet Member # 13217
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I think this is a classic example of the differences between the East and West.
The majority of Egyptians view the bathroom as a in and out facility. Comfort is not an option. Egyptians rarely take long baths. They rarely have shower curtains because they don’t have bathroom rugs or even bathroom cabinets with towels. Most don’t have extra personal cleansing products and toiletries that sit under the ‘mirror’ (medicine cabinet). My point here is they do not care what becomes wet because there is nothing of value there.
Western people in a general sense regard the bathroom as a facility that is relaxing. A long shower, long bathes and rugs on the bathroom floor that make it comfortable for the resident.
Shower curtains are a containment of water and protection for many amenities. My point is simple if you have rugs on your bathroom floor then invest in a shower curtain.
Common Sense
Valerie Member # 6806
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Carrefour have plenty of shower curtains and all that goes with them. In fact many shops do sell them. Its the miserable landlords that rent apartments that are too penny pinching to fit them
Dalia* Member # 10593
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quote:Originally posted by Tigerlily: Ages ago we had here on ES a topic about shower curtains too, that they are hard to find and if you do most of them look ugly....
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