2 I will ask her if I think it won't offend her but can any of you think of there are only 3 towel hooks in the bathroom, next to each other, 7 feet high, and one big hook that's pretty much above one end of the bathtub?
The bathtub has a hand-held shower and there is a separate shower right next to it , so even though the room is pretty big, there isn't much place for a towel bar, but there could be one at the 4 or 5 foot height and anoteher at the 2.5 foot height if need be. The bathroom was redone and has lovely 12" tile all around, but the 4 hoooks I named are put in through the tile. So she could have put hooks wherever she wanted to. She's divorced but people have guests over, like grandchildren. So why not bars or hooks someone shorter than I could use. Even I have to whip the towel to get it off its hook.
3 The first house I stayed in, for four days, belonging to a friend from the states. didn't just have a shower area, the area had a wall between it and the bathtub, and it had a door at least 7 feet high. But it still had the shower drailn in the floor and nothing to keep the water from running under the door, or from inside when you opened the door to the rest of the floor. IIRC, there too, one was supposed to use a squeegee to dry the floor. maybe not but the floor definitely got wet each time. . This house is 3 years old and if I heard correctly, the land alone cost $800,000, plus there's the architect and building the house. So how come there is no shower pan and a dribble gutter at the bottom of the shower door to keep the shower water off the bathroom floor? Like my cheap little house has and just about every house in America. I definitely cannot ask the owner of the second house: "You just built it. How come you didnt' build it right?" and there is no way I know to make that tactful and not inspiring regret on her part. Unless she has a good answer, but I can't imagine one. ('m pretty sure the small squeeee was there to clean off the glass wall and door, which I did, because otherwise glass gets that film on it. I'm not sure there was a big squeegee, but I am sure I almost killed myself slipping on the floor.4 When you have a visitor in your house using your bathtub, do you clean the tub, either yourself or you get him to do it, with a "cleaner and disinfectant" spray? Do you first inquire if the guest has any skin diseases? (I don't) Do you clean the but after you use it if your guest might be using it?** Or your wife or child?
**This one I can ask the landlady