Why, Britain?

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>>54824040

If you look further down they also have this on the bathroom floor.

>>54824040
what is the point?

I'll just pop in to say, since these are around here (if somewhat rare now), that many of those HOT WATER faucets actually cap out at warm or possibly don't reach hot temperatures until you leave the water running at full blast for a good while.

It's not as bad as it looks and only pussies wash their hands with warm water. It's literally there for you to shave and literally nothing fucking else.

>>54824615
Gay
>>54824527
I'd probably murder this person.

One of the taps is poisonous or something iirc, aside from the retarded separate taps for cold and hot

>>54824527
>Carpet in the bathroom
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

A lot of weird British solution for home appliances comes from general poorfaggotry.

Due to not-being-able-to-afford-copper houses in the UK utilize ring circuits, forcing them to use their fancy overengineered sockets with it's own fuses instead of proper breaker boxes like the rest of the civilised world.

Double taps share similar story. Fresh water (cold) is supplied from the mains but warm water is heated and stored locally. Critters like rats drinked said water, sometimes fell to the tanks and drowned. As a result most warm water storage was diseased af.

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>>54828423
>Britons store warm, rat infested, diseased water in their homes

>>54828423
If it weren't for their shitty plumbing your countrymen wouldn't have a job in the UK.

>>54828423

>Rats are constantly falling into sealed tanks

>>54824527
i thought this was an american thing

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>>54828423
>Critters like rats drinked said water, sometimes fell to the tanks and drowned.
I thought Poles were supposed to be good at plumbing.

>>54828423
Didn't they also drown their unwanted babies in those hot water tanks?

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>>54828587
>>54828760
This is what brits consider healthy drinking water

>>54828608
I've never lived in a house with a bathroom that wasn't exclusively tile.

>>54829051
n-nice gnome

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>>54829254
Gnome2 best gnome

>>54829109
Me neither

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>>54829428
The battery indicator on gnome3 is irritating.
>tfw the indicator is half full when there's only 20%
>had to get an extension to show the percent by it so I'm not constantly overestimating how much time I have left

>>54824527
>reverse image search
>theeastsiderla.com
Yank conspiracy

>>54829712
You can check the percentage while hovering your mouse over the applet bruh

>>54830025
I know bruh, I ain't got time for that shit though, and what makes me check in the first place is seeing the indicator go low, which it doesn't for a long time.

>>54828423
Maybe if you did your fucking job properly that wouldn't happen you cumstain

>>54828423
This is actually very much true.

It's because the brits did it first. A lot of things got standardized before people found out they were better ways, but due to stubbornness it just stayed the same and convoluted work arounds were made to accommodate everything.

What I'm saying is that they need another great fire to reset everything and start from the ground up.

>>54830263
premium butthurt right there

>>54830316
God damn it Alek, next time you're fixing up my pipes maybe you should fix the holes and leaks

>>54824040
it's older and from the Old World, so it's better

>>54829051
Explains the teeth

>>54824040
Wtf? If you need to brush your teeth you should at first get half a mouth of freezing cold water then slurp boiling hot from another tap? Such temperature difference could even break glass, it's bad for teeth. And how it's possible to wash hands under running water? The idea of two different taps fits only to bathtub, because water anyway mix inside it but in sink it's just weird.

>>54831406
>If you need to brush your teeth you should at first get half a mouth of freezing cold water then slurp boiling hot from another tap?
Sure, or you could just use the cold tap.

>>54824040
what's wrong with that?

>>54831732
most taps allow you to control the temperature by mixing cold and hot

that system is cold or hot, not mixing which sucks for washing your hands.

>>54831454
Maybe your water is not such hot and cold. We have 4C cold water and about 80C hot. Cold water is fine to drink, but it's unpleasantly to keep it in mouth for a while. Hot is useless at all, until mixed.

>>54831406
> brushing teeth
> british

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Why, America?

>>54833371
what's going on there

>>54833622
What's that rare trash can flag?

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>>54824040
Hot and cold taps really comes in handy.

>>54831898
Maybe, just maybe, you could use a glass for that

>>54833421
They don't have drywall in Europe.

>>54833371
Because it's cheap.

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>mfw brits have separate upload and download cables

>>54824527

Carpeted bathroom floors are comfy as fuck, what are you freaks on about?

Is Poland really this mad that we're about to stop their benefit scrounging?

>>54836813
you are the cancer that killed the empire

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>>54833371
Why, America?

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>mfw Americans literally live in houses made of wood

>>54828423
>Double taps share similar story. Fresh water (cold) is supplied from the mains but warm water is heated and stored locally. Critters like rats drinked said water, sometimes fell to the tanks and drowned. As a result most warm water storage was diseased af.
This hasn't been a thing since the 40s

>>54828647
A lovely Scottish man living on the Isle of Man did a video on why it probably isn't that good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNjA0aee07k

>>54842101

Most American homes are solid brick. Wood meme homes are only really in outer ring suburbs. Also, there's nothing really wrong with frame construction homes.