What's one thing in your home

[Nzoner]

you consider a luxury?

I ask this question because the last couple of mornings I've been using a bath towel warmer that my Aunt got us for Christmas and it got me wondering how many people might actually have something like this because I would've never thought about buying something like a bath towel warmer but sure am damn glad she did.

[Frosty]

Originally Posted by seclark

shoot ****in squirrels.

You can't wait until they're done? You are heartless.

[Dartgod]

Good question. Probably our 5th wheel camper. We could easily get by with something less, but damn that thing is nice.

Or does that count? Does it need to be in the home?

[tooge]

When we did the house addition about 5 years ago, Phobias (shameless plug), who did all the work, put in a below the tile heating system in our master bathroom. I get up, walk to the shower, and it's all toasty warm in the morning. Great on cold days like today.

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by Katipan

I'll trade you a bag if you let me use your towel warmer.

[DC.chief]

I second the weed notion. Also my way to expensive couches have power recliners

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by Dartgod

Good question. Probably our 5th wheel camper. We could easily get by with something less, but damn that thing is nice.

Or does that count? Does it need to be in the home?

Works for me.

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by tooge

When we did the house addition about 5 years ago, Phobias (shameless plug), who did all the work, put in a below the tile heating system in our master bathroom. I get up, walk to the shower, and it's all toasty warm in the morning. Great on cold days like today.

I'd trade the towel warmer in a minute for that you lucky bastard.

[ModSocks]

All the electronics floating around my home. 3 Pc's, 3 Plasmas, tablets, cell phones, game consoles etc.

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by tooge

When we did the house addition about 5 years ago, Phobias (shameless plug), who did all the work, put in a below the tile heating system in our master bathroom. I get up, walk to the shower, and it's all toasty warm in the morning. Great on cold days like today.

I used to be the production supervisor for the company in Springfield that made one of the leading brands of floor warming systems. I love it man, I've installed it in both of my homes since then and it's great.

[lcarus]

Originally Posted by LiveSteam

I own the biggest Jill Kelly porn collection in the Midwest.
It keeps me warm & fuzzy inside.

Jill Kelly. What a blast from the past. And by blast, I do mean it...

[BucEyedPea]

Diamonds

They're not only a luxury but my best friends.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by tooge

When we did the house addition about 5 years ago, Phobias (shameless plug), who did all the work, put in a below the tile heating system in our master bathroom. I get up, walk to the shower, and it's all toasty warm in the morning. Great on cold days like today.

When we redid our kitchen a few years back we considered a system like this and our biggest regret is not doing it. The kitchen is above our laundry room, which has no heat ducts, so the tile is always cold in the winter. I've even half-considered pulling the tile up and putting it in now.

[Coochie liquor]

Indoor plumbing

[Bugeater]

This time of year it would be the gas heater in my garage

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Cochise

I wear business dress to work, so it's shirt and tie every day. Someone recently turned me on to Allen Edmonds shoes. I'm ruined now for the cheap dress shoes I'd always worn before.

If clothing counts, then yeah, clothing for us. My wife and I both buy upscale brands.

Aside from that, I can't think of a particular luxury. We tend to buy upscale brands on things like furniture and faucets and stuff, but in the long run I don't think it's a luxury because the high-quality stuff looks great for a long time.

Perhaps the best investment we made, now that I think about it, is the faucet system for our upstairs shower, the one we use every day. Man, it's great. It has controls that let you increase or decrease water pressure while holding the temperature steady, and also has some internal control that won't let the temperature change even if someone flushes a toilet or starts the sprinkler system. It was definitely more than an average cost, but worth every penny.