There is a household pattern in which every sight shakes its head: kitchen and toilet doors are facing each other。
It was said that it was a question of pattern, without prejudice. But after all these years of dry renovation, it is responsible to say that the problem is bigger than most people think。
Open the kitchen door, right in front of the toilet door -- every day i cook
First of all, i'm not feeling well
Every day, while cooking, you look up to the toilet door. Even if the toilet is clean, the visual impact is unbearable。
Not to mention the fact that sometimes the toilet doors are not closed and the smell comes out. I'm cooking. How can i eat this
Someone said, "why don't i close the toilet every time?"
Okay, but when you're not paying attention, it's impossible for everyone in the family to remember. And even if the door was closed, looking through the kitchen and looking in the direction of the toilet, it was not smooth。
Secondly, dry and wet interference
Kitchen is a place to cook, clean and dry. The toilets are excreted, wet and smelly. A dry space and a wet space are facing each other。
It's not superstition, it's common sense of life. The heat and smoke in the kitchen run to the toilet, and the tide of the toilet run to the kitchen, and interaction is inevitable。
What if this happens
The space is large enough to divide the kitchen and toilet doors. A semi-transparent barrier screen or a doorlock is open and the sight is separated and the problem is solved in half。
If there is not enough space, replace one of the doors with an invisible door or push the door. In particular, when the toilet door was transformed into an invisible door, it was not known that there was a door。
Still in the renovation phase, the simplest is to reposition the door. Move the kitchen door or the toilet door slightly so that they are not facing. It would be better to change the construction phase, and even half the renovation could be done。
To the left: break, to the middle: to the invisible door. To the right: turn the door
I'll send me your home chart. I'll show you how
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