The Turkish Bath
The Turkish Bath
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Deal, whenemployed, should be perfectly seasoned, and may then give trouble fromthe exudation of turpentine.
The partitions, and the doorways in them, must be so placed as to governthe flow of hot air. So long as the main divisions be planned with thisend in view, the separate rooms may be divided and broken up as thearchitect may fancy. But the constant flow of the heated air from theinlet in the hottest room towards the lavatorium must not be interferedwith by recesses, nooks, and corners, or... anything that would cause thecurrent to stagnate. And here we may see the practical advantagepossessed by a bath where the hot rooms are _en suite_, and in a linewith one axis. For here the air sweeps uninterruptedly through thedifferent chambers without eddying around corners and stagnating inrecesses far out of the main stream.
The doorways in the partitions should not be too lofty. They should notbe hung with doors, as anything necessary in this way will be amplysupplied by depending curtains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deal, whenemployed, should be perfectly seasoned, and may then give trouble fromthe exudation of turpentine.
The partitions, and the doorways in them, must be so placed as to governthe flow of hot air. So long as the main divisions be planned with thisend in view, the separate rooms may be divided and broken up as thearchitect may fancy. But the constant flow of the heated air from theinlet in the hottest room towards the lavatorium must not be interferedwith by recesses, nooks, and corners, or... anything that would cause thecurrent to stagnate. And here we may see the practical advantagepossessed by a bath where the hot rooms are _en suite_, and in a linewith one axis. For here the air sweeps uninterruptedly through thedifferent chambers without eddying around corners and stagnating inrecesses far out of the main stream.
The doorways in the partitions should not be too lofty. They should notbe hung with doors, as anything necessary in this way will be amplysupplied by depending curtains.
What to read after The Turkish Bath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allsop Robert Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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