Additional Bathrooms

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Do additional bathrooms have basic grab bar support?

In plain terms: grab bars are sturdy handles fixed securely to a wall to support your weight — not towel rails.

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Are floors and tub surfaces non-slip?

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Is night lighting adequate?

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Are towels and toiletries at a comfortable height?

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Is the lock openable from outside in an emergency?

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Is there working ventilation to prevent slippery humidity?

In plain terms: ventilation moves damp air out of the bathroom, usually through an exhaust fan or an open window.

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Are outlets GFCI-protected?

In plain terms: GFCI outlets cut power instantly if they get wet — the ones with little 'test' and 'reset' buttons, used near sinks and tubs.

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Is water temperature capped below 120°F?

In plain terms: a valve that stops water from suddenly getting dangerously hot is called an anti-scald valve. Capped means the hottest water stays below the stated temperature.