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Frankly, it looks like something from a hospital or mental institution, designed to wash someone not being entirely cooperative in a minimum amount of time.
Note that the valves are on the outside, not reachable by anyone actually in the center of the heads.
Frankly, it looks like something from a hospital or mental institution, designed to wash someone not being entirely cooperative in a minimum amount of time.
Note that the valves are on the outside, not reachable by anyone actually in the center of the heads.
No, it was operated by one's valet. Only the very wealthy people had these installed in their homes, and they didn't wash themselves. You all have overactive imaginations.
No, it was operated by one's valet. Only the very wealthy people had these installed in their homes, and they didn't wash themselves. You all have overactive imaginations.
Well, I won't say your contention is wrong, but not only is this a very institutional-looking shower, but I've seen very similar ones in hospitals and mental institutions. It's all a bit stark and industrial for even an early-20th mansion, even given that personal-room stuff from that era looks pretty... industrial.
Well, I won't say your contention is wrong, but not only is this a very institutional-looking shower, but I've seen very similar ones in hospitals and mental institutions. It's all a bit stark and industrial for even an early-20th mansion, even given that personal-room stuff from that era looks pretty... industrial.
No overactive imaginations here.
Yeah it's in a home...but it is a bit odd for sure.
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