Which is not likely to be used as a decorative accessory in Late ...

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Which is not likely to be used as a decorative accessory in Late Georgian interiors?
 
  A. Sheffield plate.
   B. Silver in classical shapes.
   C. Folding screens.
   D. Porcelain in classical shapes.

Question 2

What is a soaking tub? Why is this type of tub not recommended for bathing small children or for the elderly?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[Christopher]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

Soaking tubs are also made from reinforced fiberglass. Instead of sitting or lying in the
tub, one sits on a molded, built-in seat; the tub is then filled to the requisite depth. Some
soaking tubs are recessed into the floor and the bather steps over the edge and down into
the tub; others are placed at floor level and require several steps to reach the top. Soaking
tubs should not be installed in every bathroom in the house, because it is impossible to bathe small children in such tubs and the elderly or infirm will find it too dangerous to enter and leave a soaking tub. A regular bathtub should be installed in at least one bathroom in the house.

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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[cpetit11]

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