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Bathroom Blogfest
Flushing out the recession – adding value through Social Media
Oct 28th
Here’s my first entry for this year’s Bathroom Blogfest 2009 which is all about ‘Flushing the Recession and Plunging into Forgotten Spaces.’
Don’t forget to check out the full list of blogfesters here, as well as the Bathroom Blogfest’s official Blog and Facebook Fan page
One of the key things in Social More >
Announcing the Bathroom Blogfest 2009
Oct 21st
The 2009 Bathroom Blogfest, now in its fourth year, brings together 20 bloggers from the U.S., Canada, the UK and India who will post at least once on some aspect of the theme: ‘Flush the Recession and Plunge into Forgotten Spaces.’ The topic is very much ‘open-ended’ so it’ll interesting to More >
Shop till you drop! (but don’t drop when you shop…)
Oct 29th
Originally uploaded by Life in LDN
Here we go! This is my first official 2008 Bathroom Blogfest post… and a mini-rant about these forgotten spaces around us.
Today I’d like to talk about discount clothing chains and their messy shop floors! I’d like to name and shame TK Maxx and Primark! More >
Bathroom Blogfest ’08 – Cleaning Up Forgotten Spaces Around
Oct 22nd
It’s time to get the Bathroom Blogfest 2008 going!
The Bathroom Blogfest is a week long blog celebration addressing the topic of ‘cleaning up forgotten spaces around us’ and how this affects the customer experience, starting from October 26 through to November 1, 2008.
The first ever Blogfest took place in 2006, More >
Bathroom Blogfest – luxury loos from around the world
Nov 1st
London’s first superloo opened in the West End last year – with a price tag of £5.
The superloo, a multi-million pound powder room on Oxford Street, is aimed at women who want to relax as well as use the toilet. The powder room features oversized, air-conditioned toilet cubicles for More >


