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Not sure what “common European household” you live in, but that is commonly not a problem over here.


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It's not uncommon in Europe, with the clause that it's a home you live in.

It may be very normal in the US but it’s not the case in Europe.

Not central Europe. I'm in Croatia and everyone I know has it. I have it in every room (split units), and have had it in every rented apartment since I stopped renting student accommodation.

I'm not saying it's prevalent everywhere in Europe, I'm saying that it's a bad generalisation because it varies a lot within Europe.


Yup, in Europe is not uncommon.

Agreed. Luckily it has never been a problem where I live, in Europe.

In America. Looks like most of Europe doesn't have this problem...

Very common across Europe. I'd say almost universal.

That's definitely a non-issue in Europe.

Which is quite common in Europe.

In europe this is still very common.

Quite common in many European countries.

Isn't it? I wouldn't say it's uncommon in Europe.

In the EU that isn't so much of an issue.

Not an issue in Europe.

Note that while you point out this happened in specific areas you've lived in, there are unfortunately plenty of places in Europe where you'd face the same issue.

It’s fine in the UK. Not sure about mainland Europe.

It is sadly very common in western europe, but you can easily live without it too.

Do they? American families don’t really do this in statistically significant numbers, I’d expect. No idea about Europe.

Depends where you are. In the UK it's a huge problem, Norway, Poland, Switzerland not so much.
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