How much have US homes changed in 60 years
A look at the 1940 to 2000 evolution shows near universal indoor plumbing by 2000, with 99 percent of homes having hot water and a bath, toilet, and running water. Homes grew larger, added multiple rooms, and embraced phones, Internet, and multimedia features as living spaces expanded and diversified.
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