@SW-User Combining two 'wet rooms' makes very efficient use of the plumbing 🙂 My grandparents' house in Poland in the 1980s didn't have a proper indoor bathroom. My mother has a photo of me and my sisters being bathed in the kitchen sink 😬
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@SunshineGirl I remember getting bathed in the kitchen sink when I was little. My grans house didn't have a bathroom or an inside toilet. The toilet was at the end of the yard and was very cosy in winter, with a paraffin lamp to see by. The bath, was a tin tub infront of the fire. My gran lived there till the late 70s.
Using google image search I found a few sources: https://www.nine.com.au/property/news/this-home-in-hawaii-has-a-toilet-in-the-kitchen/faac7538-0741-400e-bae5-f52afa24d9f0 https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/18093205/ordinary-house-with-bizarre-toilet/ https://neweysnews.co.uk/this-home-has-a-toilet-in-the-worst-place-imaginable/ [quote]Priced at $US725,000 ($A965,000), the four-bedroom property could also almost be perceived as good value too, especially considering the skyrocketing prices for houses in Hawaii these days.
This article was first published at nine.com.au. [/quote]
There's about 30 copies or near copies of the article to be found. These sites must all belong to a consortium that allows them all to share content.
@ozgirl512 [quote]I am never forget the day I first meet the great Lobachevsky In one word he told me secret of success in mathematics: Plagiarize Plagiarize Let no one else's work evade your eyes Remember why the good Lord made your eyes So don't shade your eyes But plagiarize, plagiarize, plagiarize Only be sure always to call it please 'research'[/quote]
That's not great design 😕 Some older houses in the UK have bathrooms leading off from the kitchen . . a sort of evolutionary phase when facilities were brought in from the bottom of the garden.
