Bathroom Vocabulary
toilet
A bowl or receptacle for urinating and defecating, typically equipped with a flushing mechanism.
sink
A basin for holding water, used for washing or draining.
Glossary Reference
Fixtures, toiletries, and items specifically found in a typical bathroom.
toilet
A bowl or receptacle for urinating and defecating, typically equipped with a flushing mechanism.
sink
A basin for holding water, used for washing or draining.
bathtub
A large container for holding water in which a person may bathe.
shower
A device that produces a spray of water for bathing.
towel
A piece of absorbent fabric or paper used for wiping or drying.
soap
A substance used for cleaning, typically made from fats, oils, and alkaline compounds.
toothbrush
A tool used for cleaning teeth, consisting of a handle and a head with bristles.
toothpaste
A substance used to clean and maintain the health of teeth.
shampoo
A liquid preparation used for washing hair.
conditioner
A substance used to improve the texture, appearance, or condition of hair, skin, or textiles.
razor
A razor is a tool with a sharp blade used for shaving hair from the face or body.
mirror
A reflective surface, typically made of glass coated with a metal amalgam, that reflects a clear image.
washcloth
A piece of cloth used for washing, typically soft and absorbent.
lotion
A creamy substance used to moisturize or protect the skin.
plunger
A tool used for clearing blockages in plumbing or toilets.
shower curtain
A piece of cloth or material used to cover a shower area, often to contain water and maintain privacy.
bath mat
A fabric mat placed on the floor of a bathroom, typically to absorb water and provide comfort when stepping out of a bath or shower.
deodorant
A substance applied to the body to mask or eliminate body odor.
flannel
A type of fabric made from wool or cotton, often used for making shirts or blankets.
toilet paper
A type of paper used for personal hygiene, specifically for wiping after using the toilet.
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