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Would you buy a house that didn't have a family bathroom?
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Thanks for the replies everyone, it seems it's not such a bad thing as I was thinking, unfortunately the option to knock the two together is not practical due to the house layout and neither is the toilet big enough to install a sink in, which is not an issue for me because living alone I never shut the doors anyway so just seamlessly move between the two without having to touch anything with my dirty hands.
However I have taken note of the hand sanitizer idea (good idea that) so will stick one of those in the toilet for the occasional guest to use :-)0 -
Woah I actually found details about the toilet in silvercar's post, I assumed it was a spoof picture.
http://www.emergencyplumber.uk.com/plumbing/all-in-one-toilet-hand-basin-sink/#more-9360 -
Are you sure you can't fit a sink in? My parents have an incredibly slim basin in their downstairs WC. Google slimline cloakroom basins and you might be suprised.Don't listen to me, I'm no expert!0
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