Which Would You Rather: Bath or Shower?


Let’s talk dream bathrooms. His and hers sinks are obvious. Heated floors, of course, and toss in the heated towel rods, too. A vanity would be great, to avoid leaning over the sink while applying makeup, and inevitably soaking my blouse. And why not throw in a sound system and flat screen while we’re at it?

Bathroom-bathtub

The only thing left to decide is (drum roll please): bath or shower? Let’s be realistic, most people don’t have the time to draw a bath and linger in soapy suds every day (as lovely as that sounds). Showers are more practical and time efficient.

So, which would you rather: a bathtub or a shower? Vote in our poll so we can settle this!

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