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A few years ago, I was at a hotel in Assisi, Italy and I slipped in the tub (which had no bathmat, no rubber grids nor any grab bars) while taking a shower and broke my arm in two areas. Needless to say, my vacation ended and I returned home, cutting my 25 day European vacation to 14.
By joesgirl from Beverly, MA
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RE: Bring A Rubber Bathmat When Travelling
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Post By jojo (Guest Post)
(02/19/2007)
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As in Poco's post, I too have used a towel to prevent slipping, it works a treat!
RE: Bring A Rubber Bathmat When Travelling
This was definitely a good tip! I have not fallen in tubs while traveling but almost have and I did wrench my back once when I slipped. I even bought a bathmat just to take traveling but once I left it behind and just haven't gotten around to replacing. Once at one place we stayed, we complained about the slippery tub and asked if they had any bathmats. They didn't but they sent someone out to buy one and next day we found it in our tub! You can buy a smaller size bathmat too that would still be big enough to stand on for a shower but wouldn't take up as much space in luggage.
I am sorry to hear about your arm and hope you totally recover!
RE: Bring A Rubber Bathmat When Travelling
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Post By Poco. (Guest Post)
(02/13/2007)
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Don't bother taking a rubber bathmat to Europe. When I travel I just put one of the hotel towels in the bottom of the shower. Less luggage.
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