Bathroom window venting inside house?

[ruecker (Ryan Uecker)]

@bcawhern1

But in that case, it might make my report…

Possible narratives?

[rkenney (Robert (Bob) Kenney, CMI® MD Lic.# 31044)]

@bhill4

Non issue until open the drapes and windows and”go to the bathroom” while your company is out in the sunroom?

Not a Home Inspection issue. What your describing is a behavior issue (a paraphilic disorder). I am not their psychoanalyst but my guess is they need one.

Of course if he is an exhibitionist then his only possible guests will be voyeurs and everything will be seen as it should.

[ccurrins (Christopher Currins, CMI)]

@bhill4

Non issue until open the drapes and windows and”go to the bathroom” while your company is out in the sunroom? Tanking a shower, that depends?

I would sure hope the average home buyer would be aware of that without the inspector needing to point it out.

[bcawhern1 (Brian Cawhern, CMI)]

@ruecker

Possible narratives?

Suspected one-way mirrors in the living room/jacuzzi area. This condition is considered subjective to the homeowner’s desired use for the space. This is for your information.

[ruecker (Ryan Uecker)]

@bcawhern1

Suspected one-way mirrors in the living room/jacuzzi area. This condition is considered subjective to the homeowner’s desired use for the space. This is for your information…

That works. I was just going to go with…

“bow-chicka-wow-wow”

if ya know what I’m saying, lol.

[bcawhern1 (Brian Cawhern, CMI)]

@bhill4

Non issue until open the drapes and windows and”go to the bathroom” while your company is out in the sunroom?

I have a bathroom window facing my backyard, where my family gathers. I wish a home inspector would have mentioned the privacy issue.

[jjonas (Jeffrey Jonas)]

@bhill4

.Non issue until open the drapes and windows and”go to the bathroom” while your company is out in the sunroom? Tanking a shower, that depends?.

Exposing oneself to others (or not) is a personal choice, NOT a Code enforcement issue!

[ruecker (Ryan Uecker)]

@bcawhern1

I have a bathroom window facing my backyard, where my family gathers…

Or, used to gather.

[ryoung7 (ROBERT YOUNG, CMI)]

Inspecting the Bathroom Exhaust
Exhaust air from bathrooms, toilet rooms, water closet compartments, and other similar rooms shall not be:

• exhausted into an attic, soffit, ridge vent, crawlspace, or other areas inside the building; or
• recirculated within a residence or to another dwelling unit.

Operable bathroom windows are a convenient feature, but they should not be relied on for consistently adequate bathroom ventilation.

[bhill4 (Brian Hill, CMI®)]

This is the definitive answer. I have corrected the verbiage regarding this issue. Thanks, Robert.