The internet is divided over whether your washing machine should be in your bathroom
3 June 2019, 16:36
It's the question that has baffled scholars since the beginning of time – where should your washing machine go?
The internet is the ultimate place of discovery. Gone are the days that we'd actually pick up a book to learn something new. This year alone, the internet has already taught us that not a lot of people wash their legs in the shower, in fact, they don't even wash their feet in there either. Oh, and did you know every woman has an identical freckle on their wrist? Weird…
Now the biggest debate on the net is all about washing machines. It all started way back in 2017 when British people discovered that Americans don't put their washing machines in the kitchen. Instead, our US counterparts have designated laundry rooms where they keep all their washing machines.
This is apparently because a lot of homes in the UK are much older and therefore were not designed with them installed. However, some newer houses have a "utility" room, the equivalent of the Americans' laundry room.
Well, the big debate is now back after another shocking washing machine discovery. Twitter user @biebersgrills revealed that German people actually keep their washing machines in their bathrooms and it kind of makes a lot of sense.
In Germany it‘s the MOST NORMAL thing that washing machines are placed in bathrooms and not in the kitchen where it definitely doesn‘t belong???? IM- pic.twitter.com/s5evTPwgap
— melis (@biebersgrills) May 29, 2019
The tweet went viral, opening up yet another online conversation about washing machines. Some Brits were seriously reconsidering that kitchen thing.
can you imagine taking your clothes off and putting them DIRECTLY in the wash.... genius https://t.co/9YQzSauiJU
— B (@brookecaitt_) May 29, 2019
It lowkey makes sense to put it in the bathroom https://t.co/wyINkLp9Ua
— G (@earths_guest) May 30, 2019
All of a sudden taking my clothes to the kitchen to wash and dry them suddenly feels stupid.
— Angry? BLACK! Wunmi. (@angryblackwunmi) May 30, 2019
Brits, we’ve deffo gotta hold this L in silence 😂😩 https://t.co/ZMyft1Zzbc
It makes complete sense for washing machines to be in the bathroom and I can’t answer why us brits put them in the kitchen either https://t.co/UPXvLlTMse
— ju (@toastandhoodies) May 31, 2019
All of a sudden taking my clothes to the kitchen to wash and dry them suddenly feels stupid.
— Angry? BLACK! Wunmi. (@angryblackwunmi) May 30, 2019
Brits, we’ve deffo gotta hold this L in silence 😂😩 https://t.co/ZMyft1Zzbc
It's not just Germans either, other nationalities also keep their washer in the bathroom.
WAIT SO YALL ARE TELLING ME THAT YOU HAVE YOUR WASHING MACHINE IN KITCHEN, NOT IN BATHROOM????
— majson 174 (@banditoty) May 29, 2019
same in romania,,, why would it be in the kitchen...
— alexia misses bts (@cutesybangtan) May 29, 2019
Same in Norway.. Why the fuck would you have it in the kitchen https://t.co/Xrz9zEr1SV
— Maren 🇳🇴 (@footballqueeen) May 30, 2019
In sweden too yall in the uk weird https://t.co/c1vcUuTec8
— M (@mvnav1) May 30, 2019
And some were still team kitchen all the way.
Nah but imagine cleaning your clothes in the same room you take a shit. Poo particles floating in the air and all that 😞
— A is for Amaka 🇧🇧🇳🇬 (@JesuisCereidee) May 30, 2019
It makes logical sense to why it’s in the kitchen tbh, if the sink is there to clean dirty plates then why not put the washing machine there also, to clean dirty clothing.
— Boogeyman 👑🇳🇬 (@YaGuyEmeka) May 30, 2019
im normal yall i got my washing machine in my kitchen pic.twitter.com/sHUMIk3moJ
— jess misses bts (@haniseoks) May 29, 2019
but what happens if i’m in the kitchen and i spill my drink all over me, i can throw straight in the washer and get me a new one skskskbdj
— 𝙡𝙚𝙖𝙝 misses bts :((( (@gcfleah) May 29, 2019
