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"The transitional Victorian on last night's episode was lovely.  I hope the owners bought the staging furniture in the living room, because it looked beautiful.  Loved the fireplace and freize treatment.  I also liked that the owners were happy with the existing bathroom size, and didn't want double sinks, a soaking tub, and more square footage like so many people on other home improvement shows want.  From the blueprint, that bathroom was also shared with another first floor bedroom, but not a peep from the owners about how that was unacceptable.  Guess I'm a bit tired of those comments from other shows.  The redone kitchen was very pretty.  My only negative comment is about the stacked washer/dryer.  I'm short, and stacking those full size units means that the controls and access to clothes in the dryer is difficult.  Also, the washer sits directly on the floor, and bending over to remove clothes from it isn't great for those of us with back problems - voice of experience here.  I have mine side by side on pedestals.  The owners said they wanted the bathtub removed because they were thinking about issues with getting older, so they might want to consider modifications to the laundry area in the future if possible.  That was the only thing that I found to criticize, and it's a personal preference with me.  I would love to see the yard after a couple of years and the plantings have established themselves.            \n "
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