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Having spent weeks in countries with a single common wet bathroom, a separated wet and dry zone is much more friendly to use, but also less easy to clean. If y
by Espressosaurus 3y ago
Having spent weeks in countries with a single common wet bathroom, a separated wet and dry zone is much more friendly to use, but also less easy to clean.
If your bidet is just a hose attached to the toilet instead of a washelet, there's something to be said for it, but I still don't enjoy the single common wet zone.
A split zone design that separates the wet zone (like the shower or the tub) from the dry zone (toilet plus sink) is nice.
- brtkdotse 3y agoOnce you add kids to the equation the whole bathroom + a good portion of the connecting hall is now a wet zone.