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Old 07-03-2002, 8:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Heres one use for a backlit poster I bought..

I needed a new bathroom blind so I got a couple of cans of waterproofing spray and a roller blind kit and hey presto!


thanks to ReTrO and AMc for the idea..... I think!!

and to Emma for letting me get away with it!


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Now you need a waterproof 5.1 sound system, DVD player and a projector for the ultimate bath cinema
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AMC: Don't suppose you've seen any coverage of the Ideal Home Show then. In bathroom TV's etc are the big thing this year. Especially LCD ones built into the bath.

Water proof speakers are easy to get hold of as well, we do loads in bathrooms on installs.

the electronics side will be the hardest bit. Waterproof receiver anyone?
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