Illustrated Bathroom Vocabulary

Twenty common words used to describe items in the bathroom. You can download this image as an A4/A3 wall poster from our free ESL posters page.

Vocabulary in context

• bathmat: I stepped out of the bath and onto the bathmat.
• bathtub: The bathtub was full of warm water and bubbles.
• electric toothbrush: I use my electric toothbrush to brush my teeth every evening.
• hairbrush: I picked up my hairbrush and started brushing my hair.
• hand towel: After washing my hands, I dried them on the hand towel.
• liquid soap: I squeezed some liquid soap onto my hands and proceeded to wash them.
• mirror: I looked in the mirror and saw my tired reflection.
• plunger: Our toilet wasn’t working properly, so I used a plunger to fix it.
• razor: I picked up the razor and started to shave.
• rubber slippers: After stepping out of the shower, I put on my rubber slippers.
• shaving foam: His face was covered in shaving foam, and it looked like he had a white beard.
• shower curtain: If you don’t close the shower curtain, the bathroom floor will get wet.
• soap: There was a white bar of soap next to the bathtub.
• toilet: The toilet is in the corner of the bathroom, next to the sink.
• toilet brush: I used the new toilet brush to clean the toilet.
• toilet paper: There was a roll of white toilet paper next to the toilet.
• toothpaste: I put some toothpaste on my toothbrush and started to brush my teeth.
• towel: After washing my hands, I dried them on the towel.
• washbasin: I washed my hands in the washbasin.
• water heater: There was no hot water as I’d forgotten to turn on the water heater.