I haven't forgotten about the washroom set - far from it.  A new 'who left the seat up?' toilet joins the other three questionable thrones and now I'm finishing off with a few decorative touches...

The so-called piece of art on the left is aptly named "The Last Sheet".  It joins it's stable-mate called "Too Bad!" on the right.

There are also three 'puddles' that can make your bathrooms look totallywrecked.  Sims can walk through them and they can be placed indoors or outdoors.  They can only be cleaned up (ie deleted) by you though - otherwise your poor Sims have to put up and shut up!

One of the bigger delays in this set (tutorial-writing aside) has been me not being satisfied.  

My first goal for this set was the typical toilets (washrooms to those of you over the pond) that you might find in those run-down parks and such.  The sort of thing that would be found in the lower picture is still an unfortunate 'feature' of 'beautiful Britain' - especially in tourist places like coastal resorts.

But I don't like suffocating the versatility of Sims 3 either.    What if you want to write a story that happens to need clean washrooms in it at some point?  So I've been cleaning up my act a bit!  I've revisited all the meshes to ensure that, without compromising on grunge or sizes of the files, the object can still offer a convincing clean-and-new version too.  The top piccie shows the same items from below spruced up and new-looking (ignore those ugly shadows under the sinks - they're gone now).

I now need to make a nice closet door (I only have that ugly old fashioned version in the set right now) and then I think I'm done!  Not bad going either!  I only started this set last October...