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[quote=Anonymous]European bathrooms all seem to be designed to get water everywhere. My DH and I bring this up at dinner parties in the hopes that someone will explain we are using the shower incorrectly and there is some European showering custom we don't know about that will resolve this issue. It is baffling. Though at this point it's just a joke in our family -- whoever showers first in our hotel room will come out and announce, "Just in case you were wondering, there is now water f***ing everywhere." Because there always is! In the US I've found that a lot fewer hotels do the half glass thing and even the ones that do tend to design the floor with something that will contain the water. I do assume that having a bathroom where everything is tiled and a hard surface makes it easier to do the industrial-level cleaning I think hotel bathrooms often need. Which I appreciate. But I will never understand why European hotel bathrooms are designed for the whole bathroom to get wet whenever anyone showers. When we stay in private homes, it's not like that. It's just a hotel thing. A true mystery.[/quote]
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