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Can you get quiet pull cord light switches? Mine's noisy and it annoys me
pfft, you always go half-arsed al 😉
http://www.thelightingsuperstore.co.uk/Switches-and-Sensors/product.asp?productid=20983
Won't that suddenly plunge you into the dark whilst you are sitting on the bog Stoner ? Do have to keep waving your arms as you crap ?
Shimano.
have to keep waving your arms as you crap ?
you dont? 😯
No, it makes reading the Morning Star a tad difficult.
reading the Morning Star
ur uzin' it rong.
I'll do a test at work tomorrow for you, will report back Wednesday afternoon.
Just how often do you use your pull cord?
I have a lodger and the current switch is pretty noisy, wakes one up in the middle fo the night etc.
I have a lodger and the current switch is pretty noisy, wakes one up in the middle fo the night etc.
are you taller than him? - try shortening the cord. 🙂
A ceiling sensor might be more appropriate to replace a pull-cord.
A 'decent' sensor will have a timer function on it so that it stays on whilst motion isn't detected.
Either way, it shouldn't interfer with how you choose to conduct yourself on the pan.
Stoner - Member
[i]reading the Morning Star[/i]
ur uzin' it rong.
Tried using the Telegraph but it was messy - couldn't get it anywhere near the centre as no matter what I did it kept pulling to the right.
Motion sensors...the room is prob 10' x 4' with the switch at one end. When the light inevitable goes off when on the pan/in the bath, will it sense motion at the opposite end of the room?
CBA with any hassle beyond replacing what's there TBH (ie more wiring or whatever).
[url] http://www.simply-lighting.co.uk/white-bathroom-pull-switch-1082w-2012-p.asp [/url]
This one is very quiet.
The cheapest ones were the quietest.
cynic-al - Member
the room is prob 10' x 4'
Surprised you can move in such a small room. Really does put into perspective my first world problems.