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If you have a two story house should you get one big air purifier or one for each level of the house?
You would be better off getting one per level, as stairs are not a good transfer of air.
Were slaves used as bed warmer?
Yes slaves were used as bed warmers. The term bed warmer is a sexual sense that the slave would have sex with the master.
If you live in a one story house made entirely of redwood what color would the stairs be?
their would be no stairs in a one story house.
What height is an average house in metres?
An average one story house would be 4.6 meters high. An average two story house would be 6.1 meters high. An average three story house would be 8.5 meters high but I guess that's not really average anymore.
You live in a one story house made entirely of redwood. What color would the stairs be?
What stairs? You live in a one-story house.
Where is your basement in a house?
The basement is the level in your house below ground level. To say it another way, you would be below the ground if you were in a basement.
If there was a 1 story house and everything in it was blue what color would the stair CASE be?
The house is a one story.It doesnt have stairs.
Can you build a five story house on sims2ps2?
no you, can only build a 1 story house,ive tried it didnt work.i wish it would work though
What is a two-story type house?
Most likely would be a traditional 2-story house with a finished attic considered to be the 1/2 story (permanent stairs/walk-up).
How would you write a kids book out of the Odyssey?
You would have to paraphrase the story into the reading level of the kids you will be writing for.
Is the basements ceiling part of your foundation to your house?
No, the actual foundation of the house is located under the basement floor. It works the same way a two story house does. You would not confuse the ceiling of the first story with your foundation.
How would you start a story?
I would sit at my typewriter, on top of my house, and write: It was a dark and stormy night...
