Find someone who will install a Japanese bath in your house.
This turns the whole room into a waterproof shower stall in which a tub is optionally placed. So you can just walk into that room and stand wherever you please.
Put the exhaust fan on separate switch and don’t use it while you’re in there. That’s what I’ve been doing, most Japanese baths are wired that way.
Older Japanese construction can have a small window to the outside to help with ventilation. The only reason it would be drafty is if that window is open/won’t seal properly or if the fan is pulling the heat out too quickly.
Find someone who will install a Japanese bath in your house.
This turns the whole room into a waterproof shower stall in which a tub is optionally placed. So you can just walk into that room and stand wherever you please.
stands on the wall
I don’t believe in gravity
“Gravity is a law. And I obey the law.” - John Pinette
“I know this defies the law of gravity but see, I never studied law” -Bugs Bunny
Screw gravity!
*floats away\*
I have one of those. Having water everywhere, especially when it’s hard water, isn’t as much fun as it sounds.
I feel like I’d be cold all the time. My shower is tiny but it gets nice and steamy-warm
These suck in winter. Drafty.
Put the exhaust fan on separate switch and don’t use it while you’re in there. That’s what I’ve been doing, most Japanese baths are wired that way.
Older Japanese construction can have a small window to the outside to help with ventilation. The only reason it would be drafty is if that window is open/won’t seal properly or if the fan is pulling the heat out too quickly.