Does a bathroom sink in the kitchen bother you?

It doesn't bother me because some homes just need to look a little cheaper. :D

Yes because they refuse to use the dish washer and they tend to go there to wash their hands after going to bathroom lol

I would say yes, but my Sims love to wash their dishes in the bathroom sink anyway, so... :D

This would only bother me a little if it were my active household's kitchen, unless they just couldn't afford to replace it.

Sims washing their dishes in the bathroom or elsewhere will happen if the distance between where they and the dirty dishes are to the bathroom sink is less than the distance to the dishwasher or kitchen sink (this can be a huge gotcha with formal dining rooms), if someone or something is blocking the kitchen plumbing or already has it in use, or of course if the plumbing is need of cleaning or repair. This bothers me, especially on community lots where the "customers" shouldn't be washing their own dishes anyway, but am not sure it matters what kinds of sinks are placed in which rooms.

No. It's the Sims.... to me. :lol:

It would bother me IRL (because doing dishes in a porcelain sink is a pain), but not in the Sims. Because... well, it´s Sims! :D

No. I'd never build it that way myself but if it's already built whatever. Then again my opinions are already pretty low of premade houses so why care about a sink when the whole thing is... meh.

I don't use the bathroom sink in the kitchen for my active sims but I will use one that looks like a kitchen one in the bathroom ( the stainless steel one) if I have counters in the bathroom, because it has better hygiene value. Although I most often use the stand alone Asian bathroom sink and mirror.

As far as sims using the bathroom sink to wash dishes, that does bother me. I rearrange the placement of bathroom sinks, kitchen sinks and dishwashers so that my active sims use the right ones. Sometimes that is difficult because of the simplistic routing algorithm that Sims 3 uses. All distances are calculated as if all the things are on one floor.

As an example, when my sim child comes home from school and I send him to do his homework, he doesn't go to the empty desk in the study right off the front hall. Instead he goes all the way upstairs to the empty desk in the bedroom on the second floor where the desk is right above the front door.

The Goth manor really points out the problems with this routing. When that is my active household I always move the bathroom sink in the downstairs bathroom to the opposite wall and place a dish washer in counters in the kitchen on the other side of the stairs close to the diningroom. But the real weird one is when Cornelia Goth uses the toilet in the master bath she passes by the sinks in her bathroom, goes down the stairs and washes her hands in the sink in the downstairs bathroom. Why because the routing algorithm calculates that sink to be closer. I always make the master bathroom smaller so that the toilet is closer to the sinks in that bathroom and not right above the sink in the downstairs bathroom.

I picked no because I'm almost sure I've used that sink in the kitchen before. :D

Wut? There's a difference?