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Kleiderschrank im Bad

8 years ago

Funktioniert das gut mit dem Kleiderschrank im Bad? Wie ist das mit der Feuchtigkeit bzgl. Kleidung im Schrank? Muss man sich keine Sorgen machen oder könnte es Probleme geben?

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7 years ago
die ankleide ist ja durch eine tür getrennt und hat ein fenster. ausserdem.. um eine so hohe luftfeuchtigkeit zu bekommen, dass die kleidung feucht wird... also dafür müssten sie schon "stundenlang" sehr heiss duschen...
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