独立卫生间究竟可不可以装修的视频在哪里

1、独立卫生间究竟可不可以装修的视频在哪里

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2、独立卫生间可以洗澡吗

3、独立卫生间和独立浴室

与浴室分开的、独立存在的房间。

通常包含一个马桶和洗手池。

可能还有其他设施，如尿斗或坐浴桶。

与卫生间独立开的、单独的房间。

通常包含淋浴间、浴缸或两者兼有。

还可以包括其他设施，如梳妆台、镜子和毛巾架。

功能：卫生间专用于排便和排尿，而浴室用于洗澡和清洁。

空间：卫生间通常比浴室小。

布局：卫生间通常是一个封闭的空间，而浴室可以是开放的或半开放的。

便利性：独立的卫生间和浴室提供更高的便利性，因为可以同时使用。

4、独立卫生间装修效果图

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A look inside the John Lewis flower shop

The indoor plant trend shows no sign of slowing down and we're all for it. Plants add life, colour and in some cases, delicious scents to our homes. From towering Monstera plants to trailing succulents, there's a houseplant to suit every style and space. Join us for an exclusive tour of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show here.

But what if you're new to the plant parent world? Which houseplants should you choose as a beginner, and how do you look after them?

We popped down to John Lewis Oxford Street to ask the resident plant experts which plants they recommend for plant newbies and got some top tips on how to look after them.

Their top five easytocarefor houseplants for beginners:

Peace Lily Peace lilies are known for their beautiful, white, saillike flowers (actually spathes), which have a long vase life and make great cut flowers, and their ability to survive on neglect.

Spider Plant One of the most popular houseplants, spider plants are easy to grow and look after. They only need watering once a week and can tolerate bright, indirect light or shade. Due to their long, trailing stems, they're great for hanging baskets or on shelves.

Snake Plant Snake plants are a great choice if you're forgetful when it comes to watering. They're drought tolerant, so only need watering every few weeks and are happy in both bright or low light.

ZZ Plant ZZ plants are very lowmaintenance and are ideal for beginners. They're evergreen, so won't lose their leaves and only need watering every three to four weeks.

Cast Iron Plant The cast iron plant is one of the hardest houseplants to kill. It can survive low light, infrequent watering and even being completely neglected for short periods.

Top tips on how to care for your new houseplant:

Most houseplants only need watering once a week. Water them until the water starts to drip out the drainage hole at the bottom.

Most houseplants are happy in bright, indirect light. Keep away from direct sunlight as this could burn the leaves.

Make sure the pot you choose has drainage holes in the bottom. This will help to prevent your plant from becoming waterlogged and rotting.

Fertiliser

Fertilise your houseplants every two to three weeks during the growing season (spring and summer).

Repotting

As your plant grows, you will need to repot it into a larger pot. Do this in spring or summer.

Common problems

Yellowing leaves This could be a sign of overwatering or under watering. Check the soil to see if it is dry or soggy.

Brown leaves This could be a sign of sunburn or under watering. Move your plant to a shadier spot or increase the water.

Drooping leaves This could be a sign of overwatering or lack of light. Check the soil and move your plant to a brighter spot.

Pests If you see any pests on your plant, such as aphids or spider mites, you can treat them with an insecticidal spray.

Find more plant care tips and advice in our how to care for houseplants guide here!