The smallest bathroom in New York is a tough award to win, but one woman may have taken the title with her multipurpose toilet. Emily Bonani took to TikTok to share a clip of her tiny water closet, challenging anyone to show her a smaller bathroom in New York City. 'You walk in to the establishment, normal bathroom right?' she said in a clip, showing various parts of the apartment. But, as she pans around the bathroom, it becomes clear the only floor space is about the size of a bath mat.
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'If you're thinking, "this is great, where's the sink?"' she said, before tilting the camera down and showing her unique toilet. 'What's great about this is that you don't have to turn on the sink and turn on the toilet in two separate actions,' she continued jokingly. She then flushed the toilet, noting that water then poured from the tap in the tiny sink at the same time. 'It actually is the same action,' she said sarcastically.
Emily Bonani took to TikTok to share a clip of her tiny water closet, challenging anyone to show her a smaller bathroom in New York City. 'If you're thinking, "what if I want to flush the toilet and not turn on the sink?"' she asked. 'Well, that's not an option,' she explained. She added that her new apartment 'does have a sink.'. 'Wealth comes at you fast,' she joked. Users were equally horrified and amused by Emily's less than lavish lavatory situation.
'Straddling a toilet backwards to wash my face would make me cry every day,' one user declared. 'I actually don't mind having the sink on the toilet but it being activated by flush is crazy,' chimed in another. 'The only time I've seen a toilet sink combo like that was when I was in jail hah,' another appalled user wrote. She flushed the toilet, noting that water then poured from the tap in the tiny sink at the same time.
Users were equally horrified and amused by Emily's lavatory situation. 'Imagine coming home after a terrible day and seeing that freaking toilet/sink,' another laughed. In a comment, Emily shared she paid around $2,000 a month for the apartment. Despite it being a small bathroom, having a bathroom at all is a luxury for some apartments. Last year, a tiny $2,000-per-month 'micro apartment' in the New York went viral online.
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