Upper Level Laundry Room? Yes or No?
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Yes! With the right leak precautions and placement, an upper level laundry room is total worth it!
No! The laundry room should be located in the lower level or main level of the home. Not worth the risk of leaks or flooding!
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