Main Floor Bath

[Anonymous]

I'm staying inan airbnb TH for the next three months while my insurance repairs the damage a flood caused. There is a full bath on the upper floor and a half bath in the finshed basement. I'm 48 and very active, no movbility issues, etc, but let me tell you something I never thought I'd say.

It absolutely sucks.

Anytime you want to pee, poo, brush your teeth, blow your nose, etc you have to go to a different floor. I realize this is a pretty spoiled perspective but it is a PITA and has made me realize I'll never again live without a half bath on the main floor.

Any of you remodeling, take note. I can gaurantee this is something potential buyers are seeking.

[Anonymous]

You can only blow your nose in a bathroom? You can't brush your teeth in the kitchen sink?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can only blow your nose in a bathroom? You can't brush your teeth in the kitchen sink?

Of course you can. You can also piss in a bottle and shit in a bag. Doesn't make it any less disgusting.

[Anonymous]

This is why we didn't buy a townhouse. Imagine if you broke a leg or ankle, or started having unexpected mobility issues?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can only blow your nose in a bathroom? You can't brush your teeth in the kitchen sink?

Of course you can. You can also piss in a bottle and shit in a bag. Doesn't make it any less disgusting.

There's nothing gross about brushing your teeth in the kitchen sink.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can only blow your nose in a bathroom? You can't brush your teeth in the kitchen sink?

Of course you can. You can also piss in a bottle and shit in a bag. Doesn't make it any less disgusting.

There's nothing gross about brushing your teeth in the kitchen sink.

Except for the whole actively spitting where you prep food part. Foul.

Let me guess- you think flossing in the kitchen is A OK too, right? You are repulsive and I guarantee no one would eat at your house knowing you do this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is why we didn't buy a townhouse. Imagine if you broke a leg or ankle, or started having unexpected mobility issues?

So you live in a house that only has a single floor? And doesn't have any steps to get to the front door?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is why we didn't buy a townhouse. Imagine if you broke a leg or ankle, or started having unexpected mobility issues?

So you live in a house that only has a single floor? And doesn't have any steps to get to the front door?

DP. You pretty much described 90% of the SFHs from Mobile to Sioux City

[Anonymous]

Yup. We have a full bath on main floor and two bedrooms. It's great and was very helpful when I blew my back out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can only blow your nose in a bathroom? You can't brush your teeth in the kitchen sink?

Of course you can. You can also piss in a bottle and shit in a bag. Doesn't make it any less disgusting.

There's nothing gross about brushing your teeth in the kitchen sink.

Ah, yes there is. That is gross. Anything to do with bodily fluids needs to be done in a bathroom. What is wrong with you?

[Anonymous]

This thread is hilarious. Not that I have ever had a reason to do it, but what the hell would be gross about brushing your teeth in the kitchen sink? Bunch of weirdos in here, as if your saliva never makes it's way into the sink in a million other ways.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread is hilarious. Not that I have ever had a reason to do it, but what the hell would be gross about brushing your teeth in the kitchen sink? Bunch of weirdos in here, as if your saliva never makes it's way into the sink in a million other ways.

Residual saliva on a spoon headed to a dishwasher is way different than hawking loogies in the sink. Sorry you cant understand that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can only blow your nose in a bathroom? You can't brush your teeth in the kitchen sink?

Gross

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yup. We have a full bath on main floor and two bedrooms. It's great and was very helpful when I blew my back out.

Threw your back out? Lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread is hilarious. Not that I have ever had a reason to do it, but what the hell would be gross about brushing your teeth in the kitchen sink? Bunch of weirdos in here, as if your saliva never makes it's way into the sink in a million other ways.

Residual saliva on a spoon headed to a dishwasher is way different than hawking loogies in the sink. Sorry you cant understand that.

You sound weird.