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Encyclopedia > Changing Rooms

A changing room or dressing room is a room or enclosure in a clothing store where customers may try on clothes before purchasing them.


Changing Rooms is the name of a play; see Changing Rooms (play).


Changing Rooms is the name of a BBC television program; see Changing Rooms (TV show).

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Changing Rooms - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (166 words)
A changing room or dressing room is a room or enclosure in a clothing store where customers may try on clothes before purchasing them.
Changing Rooms is the name of a BBC television program; see Changing Rooms (TV show).
Changing room number, or Changing rooms is also an expression used in the hotel industry to indicate that a person is changing from one room to another, i.e.
Changing Rooms (TV show) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (455 words)
Changing Rooms is a British Entertainment television programme.
Showing on the BBC, it is the gameshow that began the DIY show fad of the late 1990s.
On one episode, a Linda Barker room was being built to accommodate a large collections of teapots.
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