To be sure that everyone is using the same terms and speaking the same language, let’s dig a little deeper into what qualifies these six types of bathrooms.
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The 6 types of bathrooms all real estate agents should know
Published in bathroom, bathroom layouts, bathroom types, Gerard Splendore, Select and Uncategorized
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