Clearly you’ve never half-bathed in gas station restrooms while hitchhiking cross country. Hint: it doesn’t involve the toilet.
But I’m puzzled that a room with only one plumbing fixture is called a “quarter bath” regardless of whether that fixture is a sink, toilet or shower. Dat don’t make no sense.
You can bathe half your body in the sink and the other half in the toilet.
Cursed comment, but I’ll add on to it: If you plug the door slit with a towel the whole room becomes your tub.
So is this a good time to bring up Hillary’s email server? Cuz I thought merely using an improperly secured server was a super huge deal to conservatives, many of whom screamed treason and demanded prison for her. And I don’t think any vital information was ever actually leaked through it.
in german that room is just called “das klo” (the toilet)
*Klo
thx, fixed the typo, dam phone keyboards being so small
Never heard “half bath”, and I always called those washrooms.
It is common in the US, frequently they will be listed as 2 & 1/2 baths if they have two with tubs and one without.
Haven’t paid enough attention to know how they list multiple 1/2 baths but pretty sure they don’t add up like regular fractions…
I always found the term 1/2 bath weird.
And a room with a toilet, sink, and shower stall is a 3/4 bath.
Anything to avoid the metric system!
