I Tried the Floating PREFAB HOME with a Rooftop Deck

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I tried the floating prefab home with the rooftop deck. Last week I went to Baltimore to test a 1 bedroom 1 and half bathroom floating home called Flohom 1. Flohom 1 is located in the inner harbour and can be rented on a nightly basis. This thing was packed with cool features and had a view out of every window. Watch to learn more about Flohom 1 from Flohom.

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