Yes- Its classified as a throne which is in fact a chair which is furniture.
oversized toilet seat
I need a piece of bathroom furniture that holds toilet paper and fits in with my retro decor. Where can I look for something like this?
Re-arrange the furniture, glue doorknobs to the walls, leave plungers in the toilet, put a toilet seat on the wood stove......but they usually just beat the s*** out of her
In the UK commode furniture is usually a chair which has an integrated toilet and which is on wheels and is used in hospitals and nursing homes. In terms if French furniture a commode was a low chest of drawers that was quite often ornate and a room feature.
because he isn't toilet trained properly
Wood seats are generally stronger but I think plastic seats are more hygienic.
Insecticide, drain cleaners and carpet cleaning fluids are poisonous. Others items include toilet bowl cleaner, furniture polish, gasoline, antifreeze and windshield washer.
A portable commode is often used when a patient is sleeping downstairs, and can not get to the upstairs toilet (which may be the only toilet in the home). Usually, the commode is designed to look like a piece of furniture. If the patient recovers and can use the upstairs toilet once more, the commode can be put away. Being portable, the commode's bowl can be carried upstairs and the contents disposed of down the toilet and into the sewerage system. Portable commodes, chemical toilets, and such like, are often used when camping, or caravanning, or if the house is not connected to the sewerage system.
The singular form of "furniture" is "piece of furniture."
Yes, you can adjust the toilet clog to clause your toilet to overflow.
You are thinking of Dog-Chair--commonly mistaken for a toilet. While Pee Wee is fine with masturbating in a movie theater, pooping in his living room in front of his talking furniture is above him.
The different type of equipment used in cleaning is: vacuum cleaners, furniture polish, microfiber cloth, Rubber gloves, window cleaning duster, toilet cleaners etc.