New England B.S. Thread

Yeah that's what I was thinking - as long as it's just a valve thing, let 'er rip! I don't know how they work though. And if there's no pressure from the mains, we got bigger issues than a muddy starfish.

 

Best place around/near the south shore to wire a switch pros and all my lights? I dont trust myself to do it and with no garage in the winter things could go bad quick! I know its probably not overly difficult, but I want it done right and never have to screw with wiring again!

 

Try Roko vehicles. I ordered some misc stuff for my Landcruiser from them. Super nice, cool to talk to. They do a lot of that type of wiring regularly.

 

I think member @CttAznRanger does wiring too

 

I do, I don't have a garage to do it, so it would have to wait until spring time. I got my hands pretty cold putting in my S1 ditch lights.

Or go to Roko Vehicles like mentioned above. All the stuff I've seen them do is good, even if I don't have any personal experience with them.

 

Good morning all

 

'Morning, Rob.

 

Hi there

 

I have to say, I'm extremely disappointed with how uneventful the bidet discussion was. I had high hopes of at least a couple days of debauchery and general gutter talk. We twist the most clean topics into a gutter discussion, I guess that one was too much of a soft ball?

 

Shrug.
My guess is that we can't really criticize the people who like a jet of water up the butt, since the alternative is massaging it by hand with sheets of paper

 

We've found creative ways to criticize people for much less! It's not about logic, it's about the entertainment value!

 

Yeah, I'm disappointed too, Mike. Mostly to hear how many people on here actually bought one during the great toilet paper freak out of 2020. I mean doesn't it spray the poo everywhere? I'd rather have it in the place I know it's going to be, not vaporized and spritzed all over the place. Nasty! And it can't possible clean a stubborn or oily poop. Sometimes it's not completely water soluble! You need soap to get that ass really clean. I think the bidet is just a false sense of clean. And then the friggin' pipe or whatever hose the water comes out, that must get nasty as hell... I mean I'm struggling with the details here, guys.

 

So, instead of just the brown marker, you get water colors? I have to imagine pressure plays a role here as well. Water, on it's own, not a great cleaner but I can make a deck look 10 years younger with the same water and a pressure washer. Aim, I'd have to imagine would be equally, if not more, important. This does sound like a risky operation though... lots that can go wrong if not properly executed...

 

do you attach the gas pressure washer or will the electric be ok?

 

I'm going to say electric is more than sufficient but, the nozzle I'm sure is an important factor in the equation.

 

See, and I was actually going to recommend going with gas, for when the power goes out.

 

Maybe we're looking at this all wrong. Is pressure more important or volume? PSI vs. GPM?