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Use a sentence with the word chamber pots?
It was not fun emptying chamber pots every morning, but someone had to do it.
Where can you buy a new chamber pot?
where to purchase new chamber pots
Who invented the chamber pot?
It is unknown who invented the Chamber pot, however, the earliest chamber pots were discovered in greece.
How much is your brownfield ivory 2 chamber pot worth?
Such chamber pots are selling online for about $130 as of June 2013.
Did people use chamber pots in the 1800's?
Yes! They used them into the 1900s!
What is a synonym for chamber pots?
a few synonyms for da word chamber pot are bedpan, chamber, jerry, jordan, pisspot, potty thunder mug. These are all from dictionary.com
How much do antique wooden chamber pots go for?
your buying some expensive pot
What do chamber maids do?
They were responsible for taking care of the 'chambers' in the home. Normally this meant the bedrooms and dressing rooms. They would make the beds, dust, clean up the clothes and floors. They would also take care of the 'facilities' such as chamber pots or bathrooms.
Why were chamber pots used?
A chamber pot is a small usually ceramic bowl with a handle that is primarily used for urinating or defecation by medical patients who are bed ridden.
Where did outhouses go in medieval times?
They didn’t have them. People used chamber pots and threw the contents into the street below their window. When gunpowder was made there were men who came to get urine for the salt peter needed to make gunpowder. The king has the royal stool. This was a box with a chamber pot inside.
What role did chamber pots play in the daily lives of people in the 19th century?
Chamber pots were used as portable toilets in the 19th century, providing a convenient and private way for people to relieve themselves indoors, especially at night. They were commonly kept under beds or in bedrooms for easy access.
A potter makes 35 pots in a day. How many pots can he make in 48 days?
1 day = 35 pots 48 days = 48 × 35 pots = 1080 pots.
