It never occurred to me that they might be made of anything else!I doubt they have the same name in other parts of Europe since we're the only English speaking country (well, apart from Ireland).Okay, so I ended up lookig it up. One of the Spanish wo

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It never occurred to me that they might be made of anything else!I doubt they have the same name in other parts of Europe since we're the only English speaking country (well, apart from Ireland).Okay, so I ended up lookig it up. One of the Spanish words I'm sure is also a swear word! And another also translates as parrot in Peruvian Spanish! The French just call it a 'bassin hygénique', which is as it sounds. JennTha can tek t'lass outta Yorkshire...! Don't brand me, don't classify me, don't tell me what to wear. I'll

be who I want to be, and I'm proud to be me.Subject: Re: To: asthma Date: Monday, 12 March, 2012, 23:31Wow, I had no idea about cardboard. Interesting thought, ha.> >> >  Hi all, I realise this may seem a strange question, but please answer if you can. Is a bedpan called the

same in other parts of the world, like the USA & Europe? If not, do you use another name and more to the point, do you know what a bedpan is?> > Please don't be shy in your reply, if I get no answers I won't have anything to go on . . . . . . .> > Many thanks,> > > > Cheers from Mike (Chip) Chapman> > Cornwall. UK> >>------------------------------------