Tub or no tub?

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04/02/2015 10:44

Subject: Tub or no tub?

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Anonymous

We also have considered but ultimately rejected putting offers on two houses in large part because they didn't have a tub in the upstairs hall bathroom. I don't want to bring my small kids in my master to bathe them. Our agent was really perplexed why these houses didn't do tubs in the hall bath -- he says its a basic rule. He said we could replace the large showers with a tub/shower combo but we'd probably be looking at about $5K cost.

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04/02/2015 10:45

Subject: Tub or no tub?

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Anonymous

Definitely tub. At least one of the upstairs bathrooms (apart from master) needs a tub for kids baths.

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04/02/2015 10:48

Subject: Tub or no tub?

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Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:I'd keep the tub. Families with kids need a tub on the bedroom level.

Yes!

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04/02/2015 10:49

Subject: Tub or no tub?

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Anonymous

tub

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07/06/2015 16:33

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Anonymous

TUB!

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07/08/2015 12:03

Subject: Tub or no tub?

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Anonymous

Thank you for this endorsement. I love tubs and taking baths. I have converted one tub into a tub/shower with glass doors. I was contemplating what to do with another bathroom that is being remodelled. I do not like just a shower, but was told that tub is a "dated look". I am now convinced that I should keep the tub.