Bathroom planning Arrangement of sanitary fixtures

  • Erstellt am 2020-09-09 13:51:35

Pinky0301

2020-09-11 12:00:06
  • #1
A friend of mine even wants to be alone in the bathroom while brushing her teeth. I can't really understand it, but there are people like that.
 

kati1337

2020-09-11 12:09:26
  • #2
I wouldn't make fun of all that at all, people are just very different, everything has its justification. There are supposedly couples who share a toothbrush sometimes, just the thought of that alone makes me feel sick. It disgusts me. But that doesn't have to mean that other people feel the same way.
 

hausnrplus25

2020-09-11 13:34:45
  • #3
I also know our reasons behind it and every person is different, every upbringing and relationship and physical and health conditions ...

do not generalize from others to yourselves

And to the creator: Let us share what your result then is
 

Climbee

2020-09-11 14:45:01
  • #4
I'm not making fun of it, but I do wonder how a partnership is supposed to work if that's a problem.

I don't exactly watch my husband with pleasure when he pees, but when it just happens like that, it's not a big deal. If you have the space, you can make two bathrooms or at least an extra toilet, but if not, you have to make do with the usual conditions, which is usually just one bathroom in a normal apartment. And that is usually so small that a separate toilet is not reasonably possible. Just like here. I simply think that forcibly squeezing in a toilet cubicle now is a stupid solution.

Then you just have to do it the way it used to be in modest families: the person who is in the bathroom locks the door and for the rest it’s a restricted area during that time. Bad luck for whoever urgently needs to pee then. That means waiting and maybe banging on the bathroom door, so that the person inside hurries up as much as possible. But that's definitely better than doing your business in a dark, small, probably poorly ventilated tiny cubicle.
 

HausiKlausi

2020-09-13 00:09:23
  • #5


But that would then be the solution. Provided there is still a guest toilet, a key for the bathroom that creates privacy for the intended time is the most cost-effective of all solutions, without having to plan everything around the toilet fortress. I understand that one wants to have peace on the porcelain throne, but for this manageable amount of time during the day, sole use of the bathroom is preferable to completely chaotic planning.
 

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