ᐅ What would you never want to do without?

ludwig88sta schrieb:

A quick question to all double sinks owners: if you were to build a bathroom again, would you skip having a double sink?

We renovated the bathroom in our old house → turned two sinks into one, so we got rid of one completely, but it was a small bathroom.

Now in the new house we have a single sink set on a 170cm (67 inches) countertop, so there is plenty of counter space...

ludwig88sta schrieb:

From what I’ve seen in quite a few family homes, usually only one of the two sinks gets used.

For example, in my parents’ house...

If you have the space and more than two people in the household, go ahead and get a second one.

Bookstar schrieb:

I totally lose it when my wife uses my sink .

Crazy how young people think these days.
We even share the same towels, sleep in the same bed... we’re the first ones awake in the morning... like the seven dwarfs.

ypg schrieb:

We even use the same towels, sleep together in one bed... we are the first ones we see in the morning... like the seven dwarfs

Who has used my little basin, my soap, and my little towel?

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No, I wouldn’t want to do without that anymore.
However, it should really be a double sink, not a single large one with two faucets.
I use mine with my child – and wipe it down almost daily (mainly because of toothpaste residue from the little one), including the faucet. He doesn’t do that, and well, you can definitely see the difference.

We do not need a second washbasin in one bathroom.

We share a bed and can even use the same towel, but we’re really glad to now have a double basin. No more morning bottlenecks when it’s time to brush our teeth!!!

I have my own bathroom with a toilet in the attic, where I keep my things, and then there is the main bathroom where I go if I need to get ready. I prefer to have privacy in the bathroom and wouldn’t want to brush my teeth with someone else there.