Secrets of the Bathroom

There are some cleaning products on the shelf under the sink.

I let you enter, then I close; I’m what you push or pull to go.

I take what you leave and send it away with a swirl.

I warm damp cloths hung on my bars until they’re dry.

I hold small things up against the wall.

Water pours into me and drains away — I wash your hands.

I show your face back to you, true and clear.

I scrub your teeth each morning and night.

I’m another tiny handle with bristles for brushing.

A small cup used for rinsing or holding things.

A squeezed tube that teams up with your brush.

I bubble and clean when mixed with water and rubs.

I’m the bottle that foams to clean your hair.

I’m the glass box where water falls on you.

A second ledge for bottles, towels, or soaps.

Another hair-cleaning bottle, maybe a different brand.

A second bar or bottle used to make you clean.

Another place where towels hang to dry.

Soft cloth folded or hung, ready to dry you.

Soft cloths folded or hung, ready to dry you.

A small closed box where personal items are kept.

A box or pouch of powder that cleans laundry.

I wash clothes around with water and soap.

The soft rug keeps your feet warm after a shower.

Put on your robe and feel cozy after taking a bath.

Turn on the shower to wash away the dirt and feel fresh again.