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"on" seems to be clearly the wrong preposition regardless of country of origin.

• teekert 6y ago
  What would you use? In would for me be "in the bowl" :). Which incidentally in my country does not mean it will get wet, another cultural difference ;)
  • samsari 6y ago
    In British English "toilet" can refer to either the room or the device in the room, depending on context. So if you said "the fan in the toilet" I would understand it to be a fan in the room, and if you said "the water in the toilet" I would understand it differently.
    • teekert 6y ago
      Same same in Dutch.