I've already told you how much I hate shower curtains. This post is about the idea that is sometimes found in hotels known as the "wet room". It sounds filthy, but it isn't.
The Wet Room is where the floor of the shower is contiguous with the floor of the rest of the bathroom, and there is no distinction between the shower stall and everything else. The resort I'm staying in at the moment has some dividers up, but there is no door to the shower cubicle.
Also, the water pressure here is of the "I fear for the safety of my nipples" level. While this is quite nice to shower in - as long as I don't turn the showerhead to needles - it does mean that the water splashes all the way out of the shower cubicle.
This means that when I've finished my shower, the floor of the bathroom is awash. Unfortunately, it doesn't drain very well, which pretty much means that the floor is constantly wet. When I sit on toilet, I need to be very careful that my pants don't touch the floor, or they will be sitting in water. And sure, my pants are still slightly damp from not having had long enough in the dryer, but that's not the same thing.
Also, the sink is perfectly designed to splash me in the crotch when I turn the tap on.
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