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From: suzee@imbris.com
On 12/5/2022 11:21 AM, anim8rfsk wrote:
> Michael Trew wrote:
>> On 11/28/2022 18:17, A Friend wrote:
>>> In article, Michael Trew
>>> wrote:
>>>> A Friend wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> One of the reasons we bought this house is that we are two people, and
>>>>> there are two and a half baths.
>>>>
>>>> Seems a bit excessive?
>>>
>>> No, not that I asked. We've occasionally had one of the bathrooms and
>>> the half-bath down because of plumbing problems. You're free to go
>>> down to the gas station if you like, but we don't care to do that.
>>
>> Sorry about your plumbing issues, that's unfortunate. I get tree roots
>> in my terra-cotta sewer lines and have to have them rooted out every 2
>> years or so. I had a minor back-up doing laundry the other day, so it
>> looks like it's time again. I might have to invest in my own machine to
>> do it myself at this rate.
>>
>> As recently as 15 years ago, I lived in a house with my two parents, and
>> four younger siblings. All seven of us all shared a single "full"
>> bathroom. I don't understand the modern craze for more bathrooms than
>> people.
>>
>>>> From time to time, I hear the phrase "3/4" bath, usually referring to a
>>>> shower-only, with commode and sink.
>>>
>>> A "3/4 bath" is a real estate term. It tries to make a half-bath seem
>>> to be a bigger deal than it really is.
>>
>> What do you consider a bathroom with a shower, commode, and sink (no
>> tub)? I've been in several houses with a shower-only, and no tub at
>> all. Do they not have a single "full bath"?
>>
>
> No. Count the fixtures. If they have three of the four fixtures, they have
> a three-quarter bath, no matter what combination of fixtures they have.
>
It counts as a bathroom, one with a tub/shower is a 'full' bath.
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