Everything about Commode totally explained
A
Commode is any of several pieces of
furniture.
The
English word
commode comes from
French roots meaning "convenient" or "suitable".
Originally, in furniture it meant a
cabinet, with one or more doors, which served as a
washstand with a
washbasin and
water pitcher, and which also offered an enclosed area below for storing a
chamberpot. A chamberpot enclosed in a commode was called a
close-stool. Convenience cabinets called commodes often furnished middle-class bedrooms before the days of indoor plumbing.
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