POLL: Toilet, loo or cloakroom?
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
We all use different terms for our toilets, but we can never settle on one.
How do you refer to 'that' room? Cast your vote and tell us why, and all alternatives are welcome - Americans, Aussies and all others please chip in with your versions!
How do you refer to 'that' room? Cast your vote and tell us why, and all alternatives are welcome - Americans, Aussies and all others please chip in with your versions!
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Bathroom
Toilet
Lavatory
Cloakroom
Loo
Ladies/Gents
Powder room
Other
Prefer not to say!
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