Bath or shower?

[annie]

Which do you prefer? I love a shower in the morning, but you can' t beat a lovely long soak in the bath to ease my weary aches and pains and sooth my stress levels & help me relax.


It's bye bye to bathtime: Quarter of Britons admit they never have time for a soak
Quarter of Britons are more likely to have a quick shower
80 per cent of those surveyed in the Midlands take regular baths
A bath uses 80 litres of water, showers can use 136 in 8 mins


It used to be one of the most popular ways to unwind after a busy day.

But for millions the idea of slipping into a warm soothing bath is a thing of the past.

Now a quarter of Britons admit they have never had a bath, according to a survey.


Instead they are opting for a quick shower, often lasting just 30 seconds rather than a long soak in the tub, because of time constraints.

A survey of 1,000 people across Britain found on average 26 per cent of the population never run a bath.


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[wendy]

When I have a soak in the bath, it is the only time in the day when I have ease from pain,
Isn't it sad that society has got so rushed as not have time to have a bath.
What will it be like to live in 50 years time?

[maureenho]

[JaneJ]

[Misspears]

[debzsanderson]

[Rosalind]

I have a shower in the morning, but love a long soak at night for my aching joints.