3. Pick a Place to Bathe
You have to bathe — it’s good hygiene, and people will appreciate that you did! — but there are many options for how to do so.
It’s time to pick a place to bathe — and, obviously, you could take a shower or soak in a tub, but those are just the basics.
Your options include built-in tubs, which extend from one wall to another; freestanding or claw-foot tubs, which can slope backward and offer an air of old-world elegance; and walk-in tubs, which benefit people with limited mobility and can reduce the risk of injury.
Tubs can be made from low- to high-end materials like plastic, metal, resin, fiberglass and even stone.
Looking for the spa treatment? Choose a shower massager with enough options to put you at ease — and consider tubs with air or water jets!
4. Choose a Toilet
No bathroom is complete without a toilet, but did you know there are multiple options to fit your budget and lifestyle?
One-piece toilets offer a sculpted, seamless design, but two-piece toilets are less expensive; toilet bowls also come in round or elongated shapes and toilet seats have varying heights.
It’s important to consider these factors and match a toilet’s features with your household’s needs.
And don’t forget about water usage! Some toilets, such as dual-flush options, are built to save you money.
