same goes for busting up tile , i tell you those shards are so sharp i cut myself to pieces and didnt know it till i saw blood all over the place.superlew said:If I lived a little closer, I'd lend him my 10 Lb sledge and some contractor bags.
Edit: Always exercise caution when smashing porcelain covered cast iron. I learn things the hard way. Safety goggles are cheap.
Or I'll have to pay someone to haul it away!JVC Floyd said:roughly translated.
shitty blue bath tub with free stains ,bring some fool to help you remove this piece of shiat that sounds fancy but is filthier than a 3 dollar whore.
Really? Shoulda kept mine... first thing I threw out when I bought my house. Oh well. It's a hassle waiting for the right person sometimes.Beosystem10 said:Probably snapped up by an architectural salvage retailer who'll get it re-enameled and sell it on for big money. I put a new GRP bath in and sold the old enamel one for an amount that paid for the 'glass bath and a new sink & bog to go with it. There's good money in old crap that Southerners consider fashionable! The buyer of mine came all the way from that London with a 35cwt Tranny to carry it home - 360 miles each way.

