Does anyone know anything about the layout of dorm floor bathrooms?
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When I was in college my dorm had a bathroom.  I only had to share it with my roomate.  Community showers are a little different.  It depends on your school.  They usually have curtains.  The curtain in my shower was about 20 years old.  If you have a community shower then be sure to wear shower shoes.  You can buy a little basket to take in the shower with you so you don't have to sit anything on the floor or use their, shelves.  If you have a personal bathroom make sure to clean it with bleach.  The janitors were actually great about cleaning the bathrooms at my school.  Your's will probably be the same.  Just take some percautions but you don't have to freak out.  It's college, it's going to be dirty!
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downstairs, first door on the left
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http://www.hermyspacelayouts.com have the best layouts I've seen.
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http://www.layoutgalaxy.com
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If they banned snorers from dorm rooms, half the colleges in America would have empty residence halls!\n\nBut since you're already identified as a "problematic snorer", asking about a single room sounds like a good move (especially if you're willing to share the results of the sleep study with the residential advisory staff; MIGHT get you a better chance for a single).  \n\nOtherwise, be honest, tell them on the form that you're a heavy snorer (hey, it's not all that different from saying "night owl" or "prefer quiet-hours dorm"), so you might be matched with someone who doesn't mind the noise (or who brings earplugs).  \n\nI know some folk who can sleep through the sound of earthmoving equipment at dawn, so you might not be that hard to match up with a roommate, especially since you're being courteous and indicating a potential challenge exists.\n\nGood luck on your proposed transfer and future as an architect!
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im not sure if they have exactly what your looking for but this is the best layout site ive found and not too many people know about it so its great to have a diffrent one!  http://www.mygen.co.uk/index.php?page=layouts&sortby=plain
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No, they have a special bathroom\nI looked it up for you on the web\n\n4. HOW DO ASTRONAUTS GO TO THE BATHROOM AND TAKE CARE OF OTHER PERSONAL HYGIENE? \nEach Space Shuttle has a toilet that can be used by both men and women. Designed to be as much as possible like those on Earth, the units use flowing air instead of water to move waste through the system. \n\nSolid wastes are compressed and stored on-board, and then removed after landing. Waste water is vented to space, although future systems may recycle it. The air is filtered to remove odor and bacteria and then returned to the cabin. \n\nAstronauts brush their teeth just like they do on Earth. There is no shower on the Shuttle, so astronauts must make do with sponge baths until they return home. \n\nThe toilet that was first flown aboard STS-54 is completely new in design and offers new and improved features: \n\nThe new toilet features better hygiene, larger storage capacity, greater dependability, and an overall cost savings in maintenance. \n\n-The previous model had a 14-day capacity for storage of waste material. The new model has an unlimited storage capacity. \n\n-The new model features a cylinder system where a plastic bag is placed in the toilet before use. The bag is then sealed and is forced to the bottom of the cylinder after each use by a plunger attached to a lever. A new bag is then placed in the toilet for the next astronaut. When the cylinder is filled, it is replaced by a new cylinder. \n\n-The previous model relied on air flow to pull the waste to a holding tank. None of the waste was separated as it is now. The new system provides better hygiene conditions. There was no way to empty the old system. When it was full, it simply could hold no more waste materials. It had a 14 day capacity. \n\n-The new toilet also provides an odor-free environment. The old model did not. \n\n-The opening in the lid of the toilet was increased from 4" to 8", allowing for easier handling of the plastic storage bags. \n\n-The urine collection system was also improved. A newer type of fan system is being used to force the urine to a holding tank where it is periodically ejected into space, where it vaporizes. \n\n-The previous system had trouble with corrosion in the fan system. \n\n-The new toilet can be cleaned without removal from the orbiter at the completion of the mission, reducing the cost of servicing. \n\n-The previous system must be removed and sent to a company in Houston, Texas for servicing.
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It depends on where you're going and what the living arrangements will look like, but most dorm rooms really benefit from the following:\n1) Minifridge. Don't get one without consulting your roommate, though. Also, check your dorm policy (most will allow them, but be sure) and the outlet situation--most dorms were built when people plugged in a lamp or two, not a computer, microwave, stereo... Also, be aware that desperate students typically sell these CHEAP ($10!) at the end of the year. Might be worth a check on Craigslist or through the college newspaper.\n2) Rolls of quarters. You will need these for about eight million things, including laundry, copying, and vending. No one ever thinks of this, but it's still one of the most useful things to bring.\n3) A small-to-medium whiteboard, maybe with a calendar on it, maybe not. This can keep you organized, which is essential. A small one can be hung on your door for your friends to leave you messages--you'll be glad you have it.\n4) Any kind of compact storage solution--milk crates; wall-hanging things to put shoes in; compact but roomy stacking plastic cubes--is probably going to be worth its weight in gold no matter what the situation.  Go to a container store and look around.\n5) A complete shower caddy.\n6)A rolling bag for overnights or weekend road trips.\n7) A file cabinet. Much more useful than you might think--keep all your work organized and accessible through four years of college, which pays off when it's recommendations time as a senior. You can also show work samples to prospective employers, which puts you immediately ahead of the game.\n8) A big plastic pitcher. You don't even have to put beer in it ;) This was probably the single most useful thing when I went to college. Save money by making your own iced tea or lemonade or Crystal Light. Or just keep it full of cold water.\n9) High-quality, very absorbent towels are worth a splurge. So are high-quality sheets, especially flannel or denim (they need less laundering). So is a comfortable robe or other loungewear.\n\nPots, pans, hot plates, microwaves, and so on may be much less useful than you think. Keeping them clean can be a hassle; it's also likely that people will borrow them and not bring them back, clean or not. Most dorms frown on them too.\n\nThe best thing to keep in mind is that you are *not* trying to recreate home in the dorm room. Instead, you are trying to live as well as you can with as few things as possible. This will make things so much easier for you. The one mistake I see new students make is to bring everything but the kitchen sink with them. There's seldom enough room, and negotiating all this with a stranger can get things off on the wrong foot. Besides, chances are you're going to meet someone who brought a DVD player or Xbox or (insert gadget you thought of here). Go light and have room to grow, is my suggestion.  Good luck!
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the bathroom that i now dont want to go to anymore! l:P
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This site offers some basic versions the the main sections of a refrigerator. They are generic but straightforward.\nhttp://www.jimdow.com/jimdow/sales/diagrams/indexdiagrams.htm
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this is exactly how my school is. it's horrible!!!! if i had the choice i would not use them, but of coarse if you have to go you have to go. our changing rooms are pretty much the same too. we have to get changed in front of everyone and there are no toilets or cubicles.
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I do not know of a website but any engineering department at any collage will have advertisement brochures for this type of material all over the walls. Sorry about not knowing a web site.
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http://www.roommates.com/
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I expect all of them are going to be guyish, just add some of your own girly stuff to your page to make it better! If you dont want to do that Good Luck in finding the layout you want!
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it means room. Ie Bathroom is Badezimmer
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I don't feel that any of the default layouts are best. It really depends on what you're doing. Personally, I prefer the tools, timeline, actions, properties, and library. But that's just me.
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Well, that's interesting. You see, I, at one time, had a friend who owned a convenience store(like mom&pop) who begged me to do some remodeling. After a short period of phenagling, he convinced me to help him run the place while he ran his daily errands. It became convenient to me to keep some of my tools at his store so that I might leave directly from there to other construction projects. In his realising that he had not the storage space for my items, He insisted that he close the female restroom, and allowed me to use it as my personal area for storage. Well, after that, it was obvious to me that this was also my personal bathroom, as I was the only one with the key. To this date, I feel more comfortable with using the facilities given than at any other time in my life.\n  So , I would have to say yes to your question of 'Do I use the same toilet cubicle'.