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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.

Says the person spitting into soup bowls

You do realize that it is your own spit, right? Like, the same stuff you have in your mouth right now, and that is all over your plates and silverware?

And do you kiss people ever?

I feel like this is a troll.

I feel like you are the troll. I'm not talking about a single person in a one bed apartment. I'm talking about a family of five in a SFH using the kitchen sink to brush their teeth. It's gross. Do you also sit on the counter and wash your feet there?

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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.

Says the person spitting into soup bowls

You do realize that it is your own spit, right? Like, the same stuff you have in your mouth right now, and that is all over your plates and silverware?

And do you kiss people ever?

I feel like this is a troll.

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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?

Apparently I was born in a barn in Queens, NY because we kept a box of tissues in the kitchen and people blew their noses there all the time. I washed my hair in the kitchen sink many times too.

Yeah, but you were poor.

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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.

Says the person spitting into soup bowls

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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?

Apparently I was born in a barn in Queens, NY because we kept a box of tissues in the kitchen and people blew their noses there all the time. I washed my hair in the kitchen sink many times too.

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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.

OK, so your view is that there should be a bedroom and full bath on the main level. That has nothing to do with townhouse vs. SFH, because some townhouses have that, and many SFHs don't have that.

DP. I don't think that was OP's issue. Just: have at least a 1/2 bath on main floor. This PP (and I) are advocating for having a full bath and something that can be a bedroom on the main floor so that if ever someone can't do the stairs, there is an option. I think a study with a full bath is more realistic than full bath and bedrooms, since most homes have been built so that all bedrooms are together so that parents aren't separated from the kids.

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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.

Who hawks loogies when they brush? Someone taught you wrong...

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.

OK, so your view is that there should be a bedroom and full bath on the main level. That has nothing to do with townhouse vs. SFH, because some townhouses have that, and many SFHs don't have that.

Full bath on main level with study that can be used/turned into a bedroom is ideal in case you can't use stairs for some reason.