Handwashing in S2?

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You know, I just realized something. In S1, neat sims would
automatically wash their hands after using the toilet, but although I
usually have one sim in a household with maxed out neatness points, I
have *never* had a S2 sim wash their hands afterwards. NEVER. I could
save a lot of money by leaving sinks out of my bathrooms...

Laura

 

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Laura Castellano wrote:
> You know, I just realized something. In S1, neat sims would
> automatically wash their hands after using the toilet, but although I
> usually have one sim in a household with maxed out neatness points, I
> have *never* had a S2 sim wash their hands afterwards. NEVER. I could
> save a lot of money by leaving sinks out of my bathrooms...
>
> Laura

Yes, I noticed that a long time ago. However, something I only noticed
recently, in Sims 2 lightbulbs never blow out. Other things break, but
the lights live forever!

And in general I think appliances break too much in the game. It's
ridiculous to have a stereo go on the fritz once a week. Where are they
made, anyway, in the USA?!? ;-)

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--Cuth

 

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"Laura Castellano" <laurita_castellano@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> You know, I just realized something.

I could
> save a lot of money by leaving sinks out of my bathrooms...
>
> Laura

Quite. I am glad you said that. I skip sinks in small downstairs toilets now
(2x2 has become 1x2 behind the stairs). Hygene doesn;t seem to suffer. Dead
handy.

GCA

 

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The only handwashing I ever see is by visitors, usually just before they go
home wanting a shower - and yet there is always that one stinky guest who
just won't go away.

??

MM
(Wasche Bär)


"Granny Crabapple" <marrowjam@[reallywild]blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> "Laura Castellano" <laurita_castellano@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:woVPd.29799$wi2.16973@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com...
> > You know, I just realized something.
>
> I could
> > save a lot of money by leaving sinks out of my bathrooms...
> >
> > Laura
>
> Quite. I am glad you said that. I skip sinks in small downstairs toilets
now
> (2x2 has become 1x2 behind the stairs). Hygene doesn;t seem to suffer.
Dead
> handy.
>
> GCA
>
>

 

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"Granny Crabapple" <marrowjam@[reallywild]blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:

>I skip sinks in small downstairs toilets now
>(2x2 has become 1x2 behind the stairs). Hygene doesn;t seem to suffer. Dead
>handy.

I used to buy a sink in the kitchen so that the Sims can clean their
dishes before getting enough money to buy the machine. Recently I found
out that without means to wash dirty dishes, they simply throw them into
the trash. It's faster than cleaning them by hand, too.

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Philipp Lucas
phlucas@online-club.de

 

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Philipp Lucas wrote:

> I used to buy a sink in the kitchen so that the Sims can clean their
> dishes before getting enough money to buy the machine. Recently I found
> out that without means to wash dirty dishes, they simply throw them into
> the trash.

No joke--I once knew someone who worked in a restaurant who told me that
the staff, not wanting to wash the dishes or even stack them in the
dishwaher, did just that when they felt particularly lazy.

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Philipp Lucas wrote:

> I used to buy a sink in the kitchen so that the Sims can clean their
> dishes before getting enough money to buy the machine. Recently I found
> out that without means to wash dirty dishes, they simply throw them into
> the trash. It's faster than cleaning them by hand, too.
>

I noticed that, too! Wish I had disposable dishes, and clothes, too!
Guess I could invest in paper plates, but it would be too expensive...

Laura

 

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"Laura Castellano" <laurita_castellano@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Philipp Lucas wrote:
>
> > I used to buy a sink in the kitchen so that the Sims can clean their
> > dishes before getting enough money to buy the machine. Recently I found
> > out that without means to wash dirty dishes, they simply throw them into
> > the trash. It's faster than cleaning them by hand, too.
> >
>
> I noticed that, too! Wish I had disposable dishes, and clothes, too!
> Guess I could invest in paper plates, but it would be too expensive...
>
> Laura

Not really
I use disposible plates and utensils.....................because I hate
doing dishes that much. Course it is just me here and no dishwasher, human
or otherwise
As far as glasses go, I usually have bottles of drink so no need for glasses

 

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I swear my dishwasher saved my marriage - yes, I do really. Best domestic
invention ever, in my book.
Best wishes
Maxon

"Bluegenie2" <me@fuil.com> wrote in message
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> >
> Not really
> I use disposible plates and utensils.....................because I hate
> doing dishes that much. Course it is just me here and no dishwasher,
human
> or otherwise
> As far as glasses go, I usually have bottles of drink so no need for
glasses
>
>
>