What do you call the place in your house with sink and toilet

[DisLiss]

Ours are:
Master bathroom (full bathroom)
Kids bathroom (full bathroom, and the kids are adults and have purchased their own homes and moved out)
New room bathroom (half bath, even through the "new" room was built 25+ years ago)

LOL! Reminds me of my parents' house--they have nearly grown grandkids now, but everyone still refers to the bedrooms by the name of which one of their kids had that room when we all still lived at home, even though they have other purposes now. So it's not "the office", but still "Tim's room", and it's not the "guest room", it's still "Ben's room", etc.

 

[tvguy]

LOL! Reminds me of my parents' house--they have nearly grown grandkids now, but everyone still refers to the bedrooms by the name of which one of their kids had that room when we all still lived at home, even though they have other purposes now. So it's not "the office", but still "Tim's room", and it's not the "guest room", it's still "Ben's room", etc.

Taking it a step further. Houses in the neighborhood I grew up in are often referred to by the owner's name, but it may not be the current owner but the original owner. The lady across the street from my parents house says people still call her house "The Long's House" even though she and her husband bought it in 1972. The Longs lived there 1949 to 1972.

 

[GreatLakes]

If I'm talking to an adult, bathroom. We have a preschooler so that room is most often called the potty at this particular life stage.