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January 20, 2011 at 11:06 AM #656426January 20, 2011 at 11:10 AM #657095
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ParticipantAbsolutely agree 1 tub needed, particularly if there are children.
But if there is a tub in the house, then a tub in the MB is a waste. Women use it more than men, but as another said, the use of it, still fairly rare.
although for those with wives/GFs that soak, it may be a routine thing.
Hmm, beginning to wonder if I should have separated longer/never from don’t know.
January 20, 2011 at 11:10 AM #657234ParticipantAbsolutely agree 1 tub needed, particularly if there are children.
But if there is a tub in the house, then a tub in the MB is a waste. Women use it more than men, but as another said, the use of it, still fairly rare.
although for those with wives/GFs that soak, it may be a routine thing.
Hmm, beginning to wonder if I should have separated longer/never from don’t know.
January 20, 2011 at 11:10 AM #656436ParticipantAbsolutely agree 1 tub needed, particularly if there are children.
But if there is a tub in the house, then a tub in the MB is a waste. Women use it more than men, but as another said, the use of it, still fairly rare.
although for those with wives/GFs that soak, it may be a routine thing.
Hmm, beginning to wonder if I should have separated longer/never from don’t know.
January 20, 2011 at 11:10 AM #657562ParticipantAbsolutely agree 1 tub needed, particularly if there are children.
But if there is a tub in the house, then a tub in the MB is a waste. Women use it more than men, but as another said, the use of it, still fairly rare.
although for those with wives/GFs that soak, it may be a routine thing.
Hmm, beginning to wonder if I should have separated longer/never from don’t know.
January 20, 2011 at 11:10 AM #656497ParticipantAbsolutely agree 1 tub needed, particularly if there are children.
But if there is a tub in the house, then a tub in the MB is a waste. Women use it more than men, but as another said, the use of it, still fairly rare.
although for those with wives/GFs that soak, it may be a routine thing.
Hmm, beginning to wonder if I should have separated longer/never from don’t know.
January 20, 2011 at 11:15 AM #656441sdrealtor
Participantand I was thinking about my bathtub gin. I can always hose the kids off out back;)
January 20, 2011 at 11:15 AM #657100Participantand I was thinking about my bathtub gin. I can always hose the kids off out back;)
January 20, 2011 at 11:15 AM #656502Participantand I was thinking about my bathtub gin. I can always hose the kids off out back;)
January 20, 2011 at 11:15 AM #657567Participantand I was thinking about my bathtub gin. I can always hose the kids off out back;)
January 20, 2011 at 11:15 AM #657239Participantand I was thinking about my bathtub gin. I can always hose the kids off out back;)
January 20, 2011 at 11:22 AM #657572bearishgurl
ParticipantAgree with all responses. Find a way for a 7′ two-sink vanity, 6′ tub and toilet. Toilet does not have to be in a separate “water closet” room if lacking space (or just build a half-wall alongside it).
If you already have a tub in the house, then put in a large shower (tiled, not a “prefab stall”), with a large shelf 18″ above the bottom to dry off. Or you can order a 6′ china tub (NOT fiberglas) and tile an approx 18″ high and 12″ deep “shelf” for this same purpose, to be installed along its end (without the fixtures).
Jacuzzi tubs are a waste of money and hardly ever get used. It’s loads more fun and relaxing to have a redwood hot tub outside if you don’t have an in-ground one :=]
Good luck on your bathroom remodel, New Guy!
January 20, 2011 at 11:22 AM #657105ParticipantAgree with all responses. Find a way for a 7′ two-sink vanity, 6′ tub and toilet. Toilet does not have to be in a separate “water closet” room if lacking space (or just build a half-wall alongside it).
If you already have a tub in the house, then put in a large shower (tiled, not a “prefab stall”), with a large shelf 18″ above the bottom to dry off. Or you can order a 6′ china tub (NOT fiberglas) and tile an approx 18″ high and 12″ deep “shelf” for this same purpose, to be installed along its end (without the fixtures).
Jacuzzi tubs are a waste of money and hardly ever get used. It’s loads more fun and relaxing to have a redwood hot tub outside if you don’t have an in-ground one :=]
Good luck on your bathroom remodel, New Guy!
January 20, 2011 at 11:22 AM #657244ParticipantAgree with all responses. Find a way for a 7′ two-sink vanity, 6′ tub and toilet. Toilet does not have to be in a separate “water closet” room if lacking space (or just build a half-wall alongside it).
If you already have a tub in the house, then put in a large shower (tiled, not a “prefab stall”), with a large shelf 18″ above the bottom to dry off. Or you can order a 6′ china tub (NOT fiberglas) and tile an approx 18″ high and 12″ deep “shelf” for this same purpose, to be installed along its end (without the fixtures).
Jacuzzi tubs are a waste of money and hardly ever get used. It’s loads more fun and relaxing to have a redwood hot tub outside if you don’t have an in-ground one :=]
Good luck on your bathroom remodel, New Guy!
January 20, 2011 at 11:22 AM #656446ParticipantAgree with all responses. Find a way for a 7′ two-sink vanity, 6′ tub and toilet. Toilet does not have to be in a separate “water closet” room if lacking space (or just build a half-wall alongside it).
If you already have a tub in the house, then put in a large shower (tiled, not a “prefab stall”), with a large shelf 18″ above the bottom to dry off. Or you can order a 6′ china tub (NOT fiberglas) and tile an approx 18″ high and 12″ deep “shelf” for this same purpose, to be installed along its end (without the fixtures).
Jacuzzi tubs are a waste of money and hardly ever get used. It’s loads more fun and relaxing to have a redwood hot tub outside if you don’t have an in-ground one :=]
Good luck on your bathroom remodel, New Guy!
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