Good to see that this forum isn’t afraid to get to grips with the controversial stuff…
Dressing gown! A housecoat is a different animal, as @Wildflower describes. They were worn for doing household chores like laundry, dusting, laying coal fires, scrubbing the front step etc.
Looks like its dressing gown!!! Another one we have is …
Is it a flannel or is it a face cloth
To me its a flannel to the oh its a face cloth
What do we all think
Or does anybody else have anything else to bring to this thread 
Definitely a flannel!
With you again, it’s a flannel.
I say house coat all the time! Although it’s only through habit! I find scousers say it all the time, especially the older ones! I used to take the mick saying it and it stuck with me 
I do believe it is a dressing gown they are referring too though 
When we where kids we said cloth! I call it a flannel now though 
I was raised on flannel, but at some point in my adulthood it became face cloth - I can’t say when or how!
We were brought up with flannel too
Yep in agreement again, flannel.
Dressing gown, and face washer…
But I’m also in Australia so that could explain it lol
Flannel.
What about a bread roll or bap or cob or butty etc?
Flannel here!
Bread roll
Flannel and Cob!
Barm cake from me
We’re both from Yorkshire.
Dressing Gown
Flannel
Barm Cake
No question.
Definitely a dressing gown, for the both of us (phew)
It’s got to be a roll…
Dressing gown
Flannel
Roll
Dressing Gown 100%
Face Cloth
Bun, Bap or Roll depending on the shape
Dressing gown - flipping love mine 
A flannel
A roll - unless it’s filled with chips then it’s a butty 