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Shower/laundry Room

(29 Posts)
Hetty58 Fri 10-Jan-20 00:18:20

A separate laundry room would be nicer, but the washing machine and dryer could be in a ventilated cupboard. Assuming extraction ventilation and electrics are very good, I really recommend underfloor heating and a dehumidifier if you are hanging things to dry.

My shower room doesn't have a loo. There's a double-sized shower, washbasin, heated tiled floor (lovely to stand on), dehumidifier (washing's bone dry in two hours), mobile airer and fairly large space in the middle for towelling dry etc. I don't often dry things outside, due to pollen allergies. You can hire an architect to design if you like.

dragonfly46 Thu 09-Jan-20 23:41:58

They often have the washing machine in the bathroom in the Netherlands.

B9exchange Thu 09-Jan-20 23:36:26

Would you really want to have a relaxing shower in a room with a washing machine and tumble dryer in? I've never understood the desire to combine showers and utility goods, but each to their own! grin

GracesGranMK3 Wed 08-Jan-20 18:24:43

I am intending to change the bathroom into a shower/laundry room. Has anyone done this? Any pitfalls or successes would be interesting and helpful. It's not huge but currently has a very dated tiled cubical shower, bath, hand basin and loo. It's on an inside wall so no windows.