What Are Different Names For The Bathroom

What are different names for the bathroom? For example; the head, porcelain throne…

They generally start out as euphemisms and gradually grow in vulgarity and need to be replaced. We’ve been through:the crapperthe necessarythe privvythe loothe toiletthe closetthe water closetthe WCthe shedthe latrinethe facilitythe outhouse (generally, detached building only)the restroomthe bathroom (whether or not an actual bath or shower is included)the powder roomthe john (or johnny)the stoolthe pottythe throneSome of these terms designate the chamber; some the receptical itself; and some, both. In addition to the ones I recall here, I’m sure there are many regionalisms that have come and gone.

What is the name of the acid present in bathroom cleaner?

It can vary.Some bathroom cleaners don’t contain acids, because they are sold to clean marble or other surfaces that can be attacked / ruined by acids, like marble.Just an example to show that the ‘ non acid’ claim is used to advertise those products : Non Acid Bathroom Cleaner - Fresh BreezeBut most bathroom cleaning products do contain an acid because it is that acid the helps you get rid of calcium and magnesium deposits around & under taps.I could be vinegar ( which is a pretty good choice if you gonna make your own ecological and economical beneficial bathroom/toilet cleaner.But it has a specific smell, some don’t like it and it would smell kind of cheap.Therefor most branded cleaner will prevent the use of smelly acids, and go for Citric acid ( a weak acid) , which is good to clean chalky deposits, is skin friendly & rather safe to the user, and not to expensive, it is also not detrimental to your in-house drainpipes or septic system. Also can be called bio degradable.Formic acid ( which does have a smell) may be used too.You may find strong acids in a few toilet cleaners and drain unclogging products but I’ve never seen them in daily use bathroom cleaners. ( those would also be very dangerous if you mix household cleaners like Clorox / bleach).A few examples of acid bathroom cleaners:Cleaning the Bathroom with Citric Acid

What are the differences among water closet, toilet, washroom, restroom and bathroom?

From my travels they are all the same thing; a room with a toilet(s) and sink(s). There is a bit of history behind the evolution of the modern room with a toilet and where the names came from.In the 1800’s and early 1900’s before indoor plumbing outhouses and *chamber pots were used, but what that meant was when a house was built there was no “room” specifically for a toilet. But as homes began getting plumbed often a closet would be utilized for the toilet, thus water closet. If you see the inside of many homes built in this time frame you that are still historically correct you will notice that these rooms are very small and located in really strange areas of the house, like right off a kitchen or bedroom and in some cases you would have to walk through several rooms to get to one.As this toilet craze began catching on builders began including rooms for the toilet and as long as it had water and wastewater lines going to it they made it big enough to accommodate a sink=washroom and bathtub=bathroom.In some of the finer public establishments they may even have a couch to allow people to “rest.”*When walking down the sidewalk with a woman I always stayed on the traffic side to protect said female and take the first hit from the occasional errant/inebriated car or horse and buggy driver thinking this was the proper way to be a gentleman, however I have since learned this was wrong. The proper way to escort a woman was to be on the building side because in the days of chamber pots it was not uncommon for someone to load the pot and rather than let it sit in the bedroom bearing the unpleasant fragrance all night they would simply open the window and let fly.A true gentleman would put himself in harms way between the building and his date to protect her from a shit shower. I still prefer staying on the traffic side.

What is the difference between a jacuzzi and a bathtub?

Hi Dear,The hot tub and Jacuzzi had lot of differences starting from their architecture, accessories to costing. Though hot tub is very similar to JACUZZI, but their purpose is very different from each other.The hot tub is a pool of hot water with simple jets for controlling pressure & they can hold a set temperature. It can be drained and cleaned anytime. Whereas in Jacuzzi, the high-pressure hydro massage with warm water that is directed to specific parts of your body can help one relieve hidden aches and pains.Read fill difference here >> Verdure BlogIf you ever had a chance to relax in a Jacuzzi tub, you must know what it can do to help your mind and body. Studies show that a soak in a Jacuzzi can improve your overall well being and a high-pressure hydro massage with warm water that is directed to specific body parts can help relieve aches and body pain. Likewise, physiotherapists often include hydrotherapy in their treatment for patients suffering from sports injuries, muscle & joint soreness, arthritis, and tendinitis, among others. So, you must try Jacuzzi at least once in a month. And for easy Jacuzzi Tub Installation visit Verdure.