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Home and Garden - Bathroom

Here you will learn some English words related to bathrooms such as "washstand", "basin", and "showerhead".

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washstand
washstand
[noun]

a small table or stand with shelves or drawers, often used to hold towels or toiletries in a bathroom

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toiletry
toiletry
[noun]

any product or item used for personal hygiene or grooming, such as toothpaste, shampoo, soap, deodorant, and razors

Ex: She packed her toiletries in a small bag for the weekend trip. 
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toilet
toilet
[noun]

the seat we use for getting rid of bodily waste

Ex: The toilet in the modern bathroom featured sleek design and water-efficient technology. 
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toilet bowl

the receptacle in a bathroom where one sits or stands to defecate or urinate, typically made of ceramic or porcelain and connected to a plumbing system that carries away waste

Ex: The plumber fixed the leak in the toilet bowl this morning. 
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toilet paper holder

a device that holds a roll of toilet paper and is typically mounted on a wall within reach of a toilet

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hand towel

a small-sized towel that is used to dry the hands after washing

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bath towel

a large towel used for drying the body after bathing or showering

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soap dish
soap dish
[noun]

a small tray or container, usually made of porcelain, ceramic, or plastic, used to hold bar soap or other types of soap in the bathroom or kitchen

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tissue box

a container, typically made of cardboard or plastic, designed to hold and dispense facial tissues

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grab bar
grab bar
[noun]

a safety device installed in bathrooms and other areas to provide additional support and stability for people with limited mobility or balance

Ex: The bathroom has a grab bar next to the shower to help people stay steady while they bathe. 
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first-aid kit

a set of tools and medical supplies, usually carried in a bag or case, used in case of emergency or injury

Ex: Always carry a first-aid kit when hiking in remote areas. 
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scale
scale
[noun]

a device used to weigh people or objects

Ex: The bathroom scale indicated that she had lost a few pounds after her diet and exercise regimen. 
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bathrobe
bathrobe
[noun]

a long piece of clothing, made from the same material that towels are made of, worn after or before taking a shower or bath

Ex: She wrapped herself in a plush bathrobe after a relaxing bubble bath. 
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bubble bath

a bath with a special soap added to the water to make it foamy and scented

Ex: After a long day, she enjoyed a relaxing bubble bath with her favorite lavender-scented soap. 
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toothbrush holder

a container for storing and organizing toothbrushes, keeping them upright and separate

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stall shower

a type of shower that is typically enclosed by walls and a door and is separate from the rest of the bathroom space

Ex: The apartment has a small stall shower in the bathroom instead of a bathtub. 
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basin
basin
[noun]

a fixed bathroom sink with running water, used for washing hands and face

Ex: She washed her hands in the basin after coming in from the garden. 
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bidet
bidet
[noun]

a low, basin-like fixture located close to the toilet that is used to clean the anal or genital area by spraying water onto it

Ex: The hotel bathroom was equipped with a modern bidet for added convenience. 
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washbasin
washbasin
[noun]

a container that a person can use to wash their hands and face, usually found in a bathroom, which has a faucet to turn on the water and a drain to let the water out

Ex: She washed her hands in the washbasin before dinner. 
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flush
flush
[noun]

the mechanism or act of removing waste and flushing it away with water from the toilet bowl through a pipe system

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cistern
cistern
[noun]

a container that stores water needed for flushing a toilet, often stored in the roof

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roller towel

a type of towel commonly used in public restrooms that is rolled up on a spindle so that the user can tear off a clean, dry section of towel for hand drying

Ex: The hotel bathroom was equipped with a roller towel instead of disposable paper towels. 
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toilet roll

a cylindrical roll of paper used for personal hygiene after using the toilet, typically placed on a holder or stand in a bathroom

Ex: We ran out of toilet roll during the night. 
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ballcock
ballcock
[noun]

a valve that regulates the water level in a toilet tank by using a floating ball to control the flow of water from the supply line

Ex: The ballcock in the toilet broke, causing the cistern to overfill with water. 
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loofah
loofah
[noun]

a scrubbing sponge made from the fibrous skeleton of the dried fruit of a plant in the cucumber family, used for exfoliating and cleansing the skin

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towel ring

a bathroom accessory that is typically mounted on the wall and used to hold a hand towel or washcloth

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towel
towel
[noun]

a piece of cloth or paper that you use for drying your body or things such as dishes

Ex: He used a towel to dry his hair after swimming. 
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tub
tub
[noun]

a large container filled with water that is used for bathing

Ex: She filled the tub with warm water for a relaxing bath. 
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drain
drain
[noun]

a pipe in the bottom of a sink, bath, etc. through which dirty water flows out

Ex: The plumber unclogged the drain in the kitchen sink, allowing water to flow freely again. 
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shower
shower
[noun]

a piece of equipment that flows water all over your body from above

Ex: She stepped into the warm shower, letting the water soothe her tired muscles after a long day. 
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showerhead

a plumbing fixture that is attached to a shower and delivers water for bathing or washing purposes

Ex: She cleaned the showerhead to remove the buildup of lime and soap scum. 
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shower room

a designated enclosed space or smaller area within a bathroom specifically designed for showering, typically lacking a bathtub or other fixtures found in a full bathroom

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full bathroom

a complete bathroom facility equipped with essential fixtures such as a toilet, sink or vanity, and bathtub or shower, providing comprehensive bathing options

Ex: The house has two full bathrooms, one on each floor. 
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