Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 298
ell-defined demand exists for them. Greater convenienceto the nurse, the use of less water, and quicker filling and emptying,are the only points in their favor. Foot=Baths. The foot-bath is a small rectangular tub with proper^^eet and rim, fur-nished with supplyand waste of theregular bath… … <^ Xo. 17. Sitz Bath, with Complete Fittings. Enameled iron and porcelain are the usualThey require even less water than the sitz bath, but, asbefore said, are not so convenient for the purpose as the sitz fixture,and are not installed except in the most spacious and elaborate bath-rooms. The…
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