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View Poll Results: Is a separated shower stall on board important to you?
Yes, I like a separate shower. 32 65.31%
No, a mixed head / shower is no biggie. 12 24.49%
I didn't even know I had a shower aboard... 0 0%
You must be kidding - I couldn't care less! 5 10.20%
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I was being obnoxious... "two Lavac heads... each with an integrated shower". A Lavac with an integrated shower? Careful - when you flush it you might get a little prize out of the shower head (gramatically speaking, your sentence kind of said the shower was integrated into the toilet, not that your heads have lavac units in them, and they also have shower units in them)
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He's talking about the Lavac with integrated shower... kind of nasty.... has to do with the way you wrote your description...what you have is two heads with integrated showers and Lavac marine toilets in each... not a Lavac head with an integrated shower...
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