The master bedroom with a toilet is basically the standard configuration of every commercial house! So, is it really good to have a toilet in the bedroom? Is there more advantages or disadvantages to having a toilet in the bedroom? Next, I will analyze the advantages and disadvantages of having a toilet in the bedroom.
Benefits of having a toilet in the bedroom:
1. One more bathroom, a little more convenient
I believe that many families have faced such a dilemma: when you are enjoying a comfortable bowel movement, you are suddenly interrupted by a sharp knock on the door, which disrupts the whole process, which is extremely unpleasant. This is even more common for households with only one toilet. In contrast, a household with more than two bathrooms can greatly reduce the occurrence of this embarrassing situation. Therefore, for those who value personal privacy and family comfort, choosing a home with multiple bathrooms may be a good choice.
2. Own bathroom, more hygienic
Having a separate toilet, separate from the shared toilet, means better hygiene. This is like the difference between private goods and public goods: private goods are more concerned with personal hygiene and protection, while public goods are more concerned with the use and sharing of public goods. In all respects, a separate restroom provides a better hygienic environment, reduces the risk of cross-contamination, and improves living comfort and health. Therefore, for families who pay attention to hygiene and comfort, having a separate bathroom is undoubtedly a wise choice.
3. The distance is close and very convenient
The proximity between the bed and the bathroom is simply too convenient for friends who often wake up late. Whether it's the cold of winter or the heat of summer, you can quickly solve your physiological needs and return to the warm bedding to continue to enjoy the tranquility of sleep. This humanized design makes home life more comfortable and reduces the inconvenience and discomfort caused by waking up at night.
Disadvantages of having a toilet in the bedroom:
1. It is easy to cause peculiar smell and heavy humidity in the bathroom
Many friends who have a bedroom toilet have experienced such a problem: even if the toilet is flushed very clean, there will still be some odor in the bedroom for a short time, which makes people feel very uncomfortable. This is mainly due to the fact that bedroom toilets are often poorly ventilated and tend to lead to moisture retention. In addition, it is also easy to make the whole room wet when bathing, which can become a breeding ground for bacteria and pose a potential threat to the owner's health. Therefore, when choosing a house with a toilet in the bedroom, it should be fully considered for its ventilation and the design of dry and wet separation to ensure a healthy and comfortable living environment.
2. It is not good for the owner's fortune
In modern society, we should believe in science and rational thinking, get rid of superstitions, and establish a scientific world outlook, outlook on life, and values. When choosing a home, you should make a rational judgment based on your actual situation and needs, rather than relying too much on superstitious practices such as feng shui or divination.
At the same time, we should also respect the beliefs and cultural traditions of others, and refrain from unwarranted interference and evaluation of others' lives. We should look at different cultures and beliefs with an open and inclusive mind, and work together to promote the harmonious development of society.
3. The role is redundant
For small family members or single occupancy, a bedroom with a toilet may seem redundant. In this case, the convenience and space-saving advantages of using public restrooms are even more prominent. At the same time, if the bedroom has a separate bathroom, it is also necessary to consider its ventilation and dry and wet separation to ensure the comfort and hygiene of the living environment.