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Kurosaki,

Watch last night's The Daily Show. Apparently windows in bathrooms is a thing now.
 
Windows in bathrooms are great for ventilation and to reduce mold.
And hey, if someone wants to help themselves to an eye-full, i'm fine with that... just remember, you can't unsee it. :laughing
 
Melissa said:
I have a frosted window in my br.
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Guess it's just my experience.

To be fair, of all the houses I've lived in, this is the only one that's had a bathroom window. I'm not counting one house that had a small window high above that shower head but I get that to crack it while taking hot showers.

To be fair not all the houses had the bathrooms that shared a wall with the outside. They were internal so they couldn't have a window anyway.

Anyway, it's just an observation and a funny topic. Thanks for the input. I laughed at all of them. :p

Also, some of you people depending bathroom windows are weirdos. :x
 
Y bathroom doesn't have a window, but it does currently have a lot of cardboard and plastic.

Also, regarding that car door, it's either a cat door or 💩 with the door open in this cat forward house...

And here he is giving zero fucks about all the drywall dust on the floor
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when I purchased my home I did all kinds of crazy knocking down walls and having some walls extended.
So far it turned out great imho
 
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Kurosaki said:
You guys live in homes designed by some weirdos. :x
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AI says you are odd duck.

My house and my daughter's were built in the 50s, my sister in laws in the 20s.

Windows in all but half baths.

Yes, it is common for bathrooms to have windows, especially in modern homes, because they provide essential ventilation, natural light, and aesthetic appeal. While many older homes or interior bathrooms may lack them, most building codes require some form of ventilation, whether it's a window or an exhaust fan, to prevent moisture and mold growth.
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GAJ said:
AI says you are odd duck.

My house and my daughter's were built in the 50s, my sister in laws in the 20s.

Windows in all but half baths.
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Okay that's true but everyone here already knew that.
 
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I just had really bad dizziness for about 10 seconds. Think it's because I'm currently looking at 3 screens. Personal laptop, work laptop, and TV.
 
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