How To Start The Day Off Wrong: The Wet Towel
Clare Briggs
Clare Briggs is a famous cartoonist who lived from 1875 to 1930. Poems by Wilbur Nesbitt.
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Question: For how many of you is it the case that your towel rack is located above your bathtub such that if a towel falls it is liable to get very wet? Being located inside the shower space doesn’t count unless the shower cubicle is so small that a fallen towel will get wet. Extra points if your towel rack is above your toilet bowl.Report
I’ve seen it that way almost exclusively at older houses. I think that mistake has been learned from.Report
I miss the house I had in Germany with the towel warmers/driers built into the radiator systemReport
You have to be careful with those especially when you are putting your towel back. The first place I had (rented from the university) had such a rack and I would regularly burn my hands trying to put the towel back after use.Report