Vietnamese wet bathroom

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[justedits]

the boiler not working and using the kettle for warm water is another level of relatable to me.

[chansmile]

So amazing how countries in Asia have all these common house practices even though we speak in hundred different languages and look completely different in each corner of the continent

[sheilangumi-mbugua]

As a Kenyan, this is so relatable. The wet bathroom, heating water in the kettle...yep.

[StarOnTheWater]

I was graciously invited by a newly made friend in Vietnam to visit her family in the countryside.
She took me to her aunt and uncles place to shower, because they had a "bathroom". It turned out to be a wall mounted faucet in the wall next to the pigsty.
At home they just used a bowl and water and there was no toilet, just a little stream that ran at the side of the courtyard.
I felt so sorry that she was embarrassed by their standard of living. they were the kindest, warm-hearted people and I didn't mind at all. 😢 I just felt lucky to be invited.

[Moya]

So much relatable as an Indian. The wet bathroom, keeping stuff on a safe place, the mug and bucket, the boiler not working. 😂

[jackson]

This reminds me of my childhood. Growing up on the reservation, we had no running water. My dad would haul water in a pickup truck tank from our local chapter house. My mom would boil water for us and put it into a camping shower bag with cold water. To me, those memories will always be fond and dear in my heart. Kerosene lamps, KTNN, and just a simple, yet poor, way of living will always be remembered.

[bahananahana]

This is actually very similar to most bathrooms in India too.

Edit: Yeah, generally our bathrooms are swept or dried after showers but the setup isn't that different is what I meant. Also, while many houses now have dry bathrooms, most households still have simpler setups like these.

[Lemonz]

A bathroom like this will be a nightmare in Denmark. We have so much calcium and other minerals in our water that it would make the entire bathroom crispy and chalky in no time 😂

[Emmie]

I actually like wet bathrooms cuz they're so much easier to clean. I just want to scrub then hose everything down in one go without worrying about where the water is splashing. But I prefer Japanese style bathrooms where the toilet is separate from the bathing area.

[emilyausten]

I love that you educate us with your culture and embrace Germany's as well. It's so refreshing! I love your content it's so comforting 🥰

[mlcm]

As a southeast asian, this is so on point in different levels!😅

[tomthumb]

Winter and Vietnam are words I never expect to hear in the same sentence.

[deepconvos]

I am Turkish and thats how we showered in my grandparents house, wet bathroom. We always had water heaters though! Ahh the memories!!

[Anjoon]

Here in the Philippines, taking cold showers in the morning really woke me up before school. 🤣 It's so hot/ humid in the day that we don't really need to dry the bathroom after taking a bath. It just dries in it's own. Auto-dryer weather

[MY-dqnt]

I thought it only happen in india but knowing that so many people could relate to it felt so good, it's as if we all are same . It's only boundaries that separate us. 😊

[elfodelputoinfierno]

I never knew how much I HATED not having a separate shower until I broke my glass doors. It's another level of I'M GONNA SCREAMMMM

[jcla]

I grew up in wet bathroom culture and my parents had the washing machine in the When I was about 6, I was showering and was electrocuted - my hands were stuck to the machine. 😂 Thank God I am alive!

[preetisrivastava]

As a Indian it so relatable. We all use mug and bucket to take a bath in our home. Everything in this video is so on the point 🤣

[-vy]

I'm just so in love with her simplicity tbvh!! She is literally one of the very few relatable and honest YouTuber out there! Lots of love queen>>>

[John]

Yes. I can relate to this as a Filipino. I actually clean the bathroom when I'm taking a bath, sves time and effort.