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Scot Amato
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  • Moscow, PA
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engineered hardwood

Scot Amato
  • Investor
  • Moscow, PA
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Hello. I have a fixer upper. It is a duplex. I plan on renting it out. I want to make it updated but minimize my cost. I plan on using a engineered hardwood in the whole house. It is nice quality trafficmaster that I have used in higher end houses. My question is it okay to use in a bathroom instead of tile? Any one have knowledge or experience in this area? Thanks.

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