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Old 03-26-2016, 09:34 AM
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I can't remember what areas of the house we can count in our time/space %. Do halways count? Garages?
My computer desk is in my bedroom, I'm assuming I don't count the master bath?

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For your actual house measurement, count everything including the garage. Then any room you have that is used for daycare and something else, count in your T/S, if it is regularly used for daycare. So do you store extra daycare stuff in your garage? Count it. Do you use the computer in your bedroom for daycare stuff at least two or three times a week? If so count it. The master bath depends. Do the daycare kids use it at all? If not do you store things they use in there such as paper towels or extra TP?
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For your actual house measurement, count everything including the garage. Then any room you have that is used for daycare and something else, count in your T/S, if it is regularly used for daycare. So do you store extra daycare stuff in your garage? Count it. Do you use the computer in your bedroom for daycare stuff at least two or three times a week? If so count it. The master bath depends. Do the daycare kids use it at all? If not do you store things they use in there such as paper towels or extra TP?
ooo i might have to toss some extra toilet paper in there so that I can count it. They kids do not have access to my bedroom/bathroom but my bedroom us definitely regularly used.
So is it normal for your entire sq footage and garage to be used?
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ooo i might have to toss some extra toilet paper in there so that I can count it. They kids do not have access to my bedroom/bathroom but my bedroom us definitely regularly used.
So is it normal for your entire sq footage and garage to be used?
Most providers use their garage on a regular basis for their business (garbage can, recycling, yard tools, bicycles, etc.). Putting some extra toilet paper in a bathroom doesn't make it a regular use room for your business. Storing a lot of day care stuff would.
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ooo i might have to toss some extra toilet paper in there so that I can count it. They kids do not have access to my bedroom/bathroom but my bedroom us definitely regularly used.
So is it normal for your entire sq footage and garage to be used?
I think it is somewhat normal. I know that my house is small so the whole thing is used. My "master bath" is the small bathroom with only a shower. But the daycare kids use that one also. My kids who are here overnight or late evening shower in my master bath. Had two shower in there just the other day!
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Most providers use their garage on a regular basis for their business (garbage can, recycling, yard tools, bicycles, etc.). Putting some extra toilet paper in a bathroom doesn't make it a regular use room for your business. Storing a lot of day care stuff would.
figured it was a stretch

i think i can count everything except the master bath
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