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tv in master bath?
my husband and electrician thought this was a great idea lol
i don't see the need lol i mean i love taking baths but don't know if a tv is neccessary
anyone have one? waste?
Re: tv in master bath?
A-flipping MEN!!!!!!!!! I wish more people would learn to unplug.
Fun story: a woman here in MI walked off a pier because she was too busy texting to pay attention where she was going. Moron.
HA!! i completely agree! we actually are never home so the tv isn't used too much, mostly dvr to watch our shows late night and sunday movies w. the kids
i think the tv in the bath is a novelty....for men or my husband lol
we are more of a music family, ipod on all the time
Given this info I would definitely say no TV and spend the money towards a whole house surround sound for music.
I would probably spend more time in a bath tub if there was a TV involved. I can't stand soaking in a tub for very long because I don't find the silence relaxing. TV is my white noise though, and I use it to distract me from thoughts racing through my head....the bonus is that I can ignore it or actually watch it if I want, so for me, it would make it kind of nice to have in there.
I love this idea!
Generally, I don't see a need for a TV in the bathroom - at least not next to the tub. However, I would to have one so I could watch news while I get ready in the morning.
I don't think I'd ever want one (although like other PPs said, I'd probably take longer baths if I had one!)
And, those TVs that are built in the mirrors are very cool!
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I can see that. But TV doesn't really equal relaxing to me. I'd much rather listen to some calming music or something. A iPod with speakers on my sink would work just fine for that. : ) I'm not a big bather but I've never had an awesome tub either (like one that was long enough to fit all 6' of me or had jets/air massage). We're putting in a 6' long tub in our new master bath but no jets/air massage because we just don't see ourselves having the time to use it that much. Everyone I know who has those barely uses them so I wouldn't think having a TV to watch in the fancy tub I'd never have time to use would be any different. The only time in my life I might ever want one is maybe when I'm retired or close to it and have more time to use something like that. At that point I can pay someone to upgrade my tub then LOL.
I guess if I was rich like I see on TV who was able to hire help to clean my house, run errands, and take care of kids (I don't have any of those yet but you get the idea) then yeah I'd be able to take long baths and watch TV as I do it. That's not the case though. : )
so so true. I find it more and more that we need to unplug to unwind. the last thing i want is to watch tv in the bathroom
Netflix on your ipad works just as well, though.