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A wooden bathtub beneath a red and white curtain. Beside it are a cauldron above a simulated fire, a clay jug and a bucket. An illustration of historical bathing hangs on the wall.
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Sála · 19th century to the interwar period

Bathroom

A tub, water-heating stove and early shower show the technical equipment of a historic town-house bathroom.

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O exponáte

The bathroom presents equipment associated with bathing in the 19th century. Alongside the tub are a stove for heating water and an early predecessor of the modern shower. They date from a time when preparing a warm bath required a separate source of heat.

Bydgoszcz industry also supplied sanitary equipment. Harmann Israelowicz's factory made bathing appliances and toilets, including pipe systems that carried hot water to a bath. From 1893, residents without mains water could use hand pumps designed by engineer Samuel Zimmer.

The display represents a prosperous town household's bathing room in the late 19th century. Two toilets are also presented in this section, adding to the picture of historic sanitary furnishings.

Galéria
  1. Detail of the Bathing Room exhibition
  2. Children exploring a historical bathing room
Podrobnosti
Poloha
Bathroom · Museum of Soap and the History of Dirt · Bathroom
Autor alebo pôvod
Muzeum Mydła i Historii Brudu
Signatúra
PKT-MMHB-04
  • bathroom
  • cast-iron tub
  • prototype shower
  • hygiene
  • for adults and children