International Bath Day 2023: Date, History, Facts about Bathroom

International Bath Day is on June 14; if you have been searching for an excuse to take a bath, this is the day! We all desire a lengthy, hot bath after a long day of work. It is the simplest method to unwind and a wonderful way to enjoy one’s own company. It is a particularly popular day for everyone to take a bath. In reality, International Bath Day is more about rewarding oneself with the basic pleasures of self-love by doing something for oneself.

The background of International Bath Day

While taking a bath on June 14, the Greek mathematician, scientist, and scholar Archimedes discovered that the volume of an object could be accurately measured by submerging it in water. Archimedes jumped out of the bathtub and raced through the streets of Syracuse yelling “Eureka, Eureka!” in order to share his elation over this discovery. Even though not all of us are intellectuals, International Bath Day is an excellent opportunity to promote learning and discovery among children. During bath time, bath objects can be used to educate children on the fundamentals of the universe.

We are accustomed to modern restrooms with showers, bathtubs, and pressure-regulated water flow. However, not too long ago, bathing was a very unpleasant experience. In 19th-century England, for instance, a bath consisted of a large cold metal container situated in front of a fireplace — there was no plumbing. And in other regions of the world, people had to bathe in a nearby pond or river to clean themselves, exposing themselves to cold weather and other health risks. It is important to remember that there are many people in the world who do not have access to clean and drinkable water, even as we take baths in temperature-controlled water. Even though it is acceptable to occasionally indulge in a luxurious bath, we must never squander water.

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It is estimated that the average individual visits the loo 2,500 times annually.

75% of us carry our smartphones to the loo, and approximately seven million phones end up in the toilet each year.

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When a commode is flushed, 26 litres of water are used.

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