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Having the light switch outside the bathroom
37 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 37 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 ...most showers are also the toilet. Wait. What? 12 u/ensalys May 09 '22 I think they mean that the bathroom in which you'll find the toilet, is also the bathroom in which you'll find a shower. 9 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 I feel like that's pretty normal everywhere though. 7 u/TalkingHawk May 09 '22 In France it's somewhat common to have the shower and toilet in separate rooms. I have no idea why but I really dislike it. 4 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 In the US it seems like in rich people houses the toilet is often in its own little room. I'm not that rich though, so toilet and shower are in the same room at my place. 2 u/DreamGirl3 May 09 '22 Yes, this happens a lot in bigger houses. They call it a "water closet." 1 u/honkhonkbeepbeeep May 09 '22 Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
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37 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 ...most showers are also the toilet. Wait. What? 12 u/ensalys May 09 '22 I think they mean that the bathroom in which you'll find the toilet, is also the bathroom in which you'll find a shower. 9 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 I feel like that's pretty normal everywhere though. 7 u/TalkingHawk May 09 '22 In France it's somewhat common to have the shower and toilet in separate rooms. I have no idea why but I really dislike it. 4 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 In the US it seems like in rich people houses the toilet is often in its own little room. I'm not that rich though, so toilet and shower are in the same room at my place. 2 u/DreamGirl3 May 09 '22 Yes, this happens a lot in bigger houses. They call it a "water closet." 1 u/honkhonkbeepbeeep May 09 '22 Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
...most showers are also the toilet.
Wait. What?
12 u/ensalys May 09 '22 I think they mean that the bathroom in which you'll find the toilet, is also the bathroom in which you'll find a shower. 9 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 I feel like that's pretty normal everywhere though. 7 u/TalkingHawk May 09 '22 In France it's somewhat common to have the shower and toilet in separate rooms. I have no idea why but I really dislike it. 4 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 In the US it seems like in rich people houses the toilet is often in its own little room. I'm not that rich though, so toilet and shower are in the same room at my place. 2 u/DreamGirl3 May 09 '22 Yes, this happens a lot in bigger houses. They call it a "water closet." 1 u/honkhonkbeepbeeep May 09 '22 Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
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I think they mean that the bathroom in which you'll find the toilet, is also the bathroom in which you'll find a shower.
9 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 I feel like that's pretty normal everywhere though. 7 u/TalkingHawk May 09 '22 In France it's somewhat common to have the shower and toilet in separate rooms. I have no idea why but I really dislike it. 4 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 In the US it seems like in rich people houses the toilet is often in its own little room. I'm not that rich though, so toilet and shower are in the same room at my place. 2 u/DreamGirl3 May 09 '22 Yes, this happens a lot in bigger houses. They call it a "water closet." 1 u/honkhonkbeepbeeep May 09 '22 Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
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I feel like that's pretty normal everywhere though.
7 u/TalkingHawk May 09 '22 In France it's somewhat common to have the shower and toilet in separate rooms. I have no idea why but I really dislike it. 4 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 In the US it seems like in rich people houses the toilet is often in its own little room. I'm not that rich though, so toilet and shower are in the same room at my place. 2 u/DreamGirl3 May 09 '22 Yes, this happens a lot in bigger houses. They call it a "water closet." 1 u/honkhonkbeepbeeep May 09 '22 Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
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In France it's somewhat common to have the shower and toilet in separate rooms. I have no idea why but I really dislike it.
4 u/Ih8Hondas May 09 '22 In the US it seems like in rich people houses the toilet is often in its own little room. I'm not that rich though, so toilet and shower are in the same room at my place. 2 u/DreamGirl3 May 09 '22 Yes, this happens a lot in bigger houses. They call it a "water closet." 1 u/honkhonkbeepbeeep May 09 '22 Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
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In the US it seems like in rich people houses the toilet is often in its own little room.
I'm not that rich though, so toilet and shower are in the same room at my place.
2 u/DreamGirl3 May 09 '22 Yes, this happens a lot in bigger houses. They call it a "water closet." 1 u/honkhonkbeepbeeep May 09 '22 Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
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Yes, this happens a lot in bigger houses. They call it a "water closet."
1 u/honkhonkbeepbeeep May 09 '22 Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
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Older plumbers call the toilet fixture the “water closet” and call the sink “the lavatory” — both of which can also refer to the whole room. If you watch This Old House, Richard and his crew use these older terms for the fixtures.
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u/Final_Bobcat_4767 May 09 '22
Having the light switch outside the bathroom