What is a bathroom?
Bathroom can be roughly translated as “Bathroom”. Bathroom is usually for houses, families or compact hotels in the family area. Bathrooms often include a toilet, sink, shower, basin in bathroom or tub (sometimes both).
In some countries the toilet seat is not placed with the bathroom because they consider it unsanitary. So the Bathroom may or may not have a toilet.
There are many countries where they often hold parties in the bathroom, so the Bathroom is also built in a large space architecture that can accommodate many people. In some North American countries they use the name Bathroom for most places where there is a toilet. Even if it’s a public restroom.
What is a toilet?
Referring to Toilet, people often define Toilet as “toilet”. Toilets are usually built but in households, family resorts, small hotels… Toilets usually include hand basins, showers and toilets.
Toilet is the most commonly used word among the three words above. Depending on the country, people can build more stalls at public toilets for customers to rest.
Almost all toilets in Vietnam are unattended. But in some countries toilets often have gatekeepers, who serve to let customers into the right place.
In the US, Canada, they often call together Toilet and Restroom to refer to public toilets, commercial centers… But Bathroom is often referred to as the bathroom of households, apartments or hotels. , small motel.
What is Restroom?
Actually Restroom has quite a few meanings, but it is often defined as “Wallroom”. Restroom originated from workers in the US in the late 19th century. With harsh working conditions and no rest, the place where they could relax in privacy was the toilet. So they often call it Restroom (rest: rest, room: room).
Restroom can be a public toilet, a toilet in a shopping mall… It usually has a lot of toilets, mirrors, sinks, hand dryers… and is not under personal management. any and everyone can use.
They are commonly found at various locations including offices, universities, factories, schools and research sites, in bars, cinemas, restaurants, museums and venues. other entertainment.
For those traveling, restrooms can be found at railway and transit stations including ferries, trains and planes. Restroom can be used for urination and defecation purposes. Similarly, people can wash their hands or use mirrors for grooming purposes.
So together we have learned how to distinguish “bathroom”, “toilet” and “restroom”. Hopefully through this article we will no longer be confused between “bathroom”, “toilet” and “restroom”!
