Good and Bad spends

[S Viemeister]

Yes - a basin is good - a loo would be quite off-putting.

[Dave Liquorice]

Naw, too much cheap hotel/B&B.

Agreed.

[PoP]

Wonderful idea. Not.

Just think, a night out on the Guinness and your tummy decides it is time for you to unload its content thru the rear entrance. The curtains curl up at the edges due to the whiff......and your missus is not pleased - a fart under the bedclothes she can probably put up with, but having a very powerful pong which hangs around for ages after you've dumped would probably not do your marital rights any good!

Plus a loo is usually considered to be a private arrangement where you don't want others to view (or hear) your antics. Someone going tinkle-tinkle or plop-plop in my bedroom would not be very well appreciated.

PoP

[Andrew]

In article , MiniEmma writes

Always buy the worst house in the best area, and not the 'best' house in the worst area. Estate agents may be a bunch of weasels, but Location Location Location is always true.

If you are *selling* the worst house in the best area, *and* it happens to be within the catchment area of a good state school, then don't bother to do anything to the property - add £20,000 onto what ever the weasels value it at and Guardian readers will fight to buy it.