People who care about the environment and conserving resources. And sadly, that doesn’t seem to be 2/3 of the population these days.
When out in public, it’s mainly because I want to minimize contact with toilets and restrooms in general. What difference does it make if it’s going to get wiped off anyway?
So you want to “minimize contact”, but you want others to wipe off your piss?:dubious::rolleyes:
Then use the peice of TP you want others to use to lift the damn seat yourself.
No, I suppose that’s never happened to me. Sure does sound annoying. Was the situation so desperate that you didn’t have the 5 seconds to spare and were forced to sit on a wet seat?
I generally do, and in either case I’m *always *wiping afterwards.
No, he’s saying that he wipes it himself, not that he expects others to do so.
gaffa, DrDeth, look: your beef is with people who leave piss on the toilet seat, which is legitimate. It’s misguided to get upset at anyone who goes into a stall to pee; considerate people will generally be considerate in that, as well.
Also, there’s splashback. :shudder:
And urine is only sterile when it comes out. Urine left to sit is a petri dish. I have a dual flush toilet, and eventually I intend to replace all of them.
Or sit? If you are sitting on the seat, you can’t get piss on it.
Or sit? If you are sitting on the seat, you can’t get piss on it.
Can you walk and chew gum at the same time? Then you can stand on one foot for three seconds and use the other one to flush.
And women, you TOO can lift the damn seat to hover if that’s how you roll. There is NO excuse for pee droplets on the seat. None.
Well I can chew gum, but the walking part is a day to day issue. So, standing on one foot so I can kick the toilet handle with the other, which means I am helping to break said toilet handle, all because you have some weird idea that you are going to become deathly ill if you touch said toilet handle? Ain’t gonna happen. Man up and quit being such a paranoid priss.
It’s OK to go into a stall to pee, as long as you lift the seat.
In a public bathroom? Are you kidding? People *piss *on those things.
Maybe that’s why people piss on the seat - so that no one else will use it.
Its mine, MINE!!! BWAHAHAHahahahaa…
DrDeth said:
Last time I checked, urinals were open to the room. The odor isn’t magically confined within the urinal, it permeates the room.
Well then, why don’t you piss in a cup and then drink it? You’ll be saving water two ways.
Read my post a few replies up.
Here it is below.
If I lift the seat and get piss on the non-seat portion, I’d still have to clean it off so what’s the point?
Actually, a little piss on the porcelain is expected. Please lift the seat and don’t piss on it, eh?
Because my ass is right behind you having to sit in your pee residue that is left on the seat, not on the porcelain.
I can’t believe I just posted to two toilet threads in the same night. <sigh>
I’ve noticed that some of those automatic flushers do some rather vigorous flushing and sometimes a few droplets of water end up on the seat. I look before I sit, so sometimes I just have to take a half a second to wipe those off. You can’t really be sure if it’s just water. But sometimes it is. So maybe the murderous thoughts directed to the previous user aren’t justified.
I was in a public restroom the other day at a nature museum our DNR funded. I’m sitting and doing my deed. When I notice a find-a-word on the stall wall. It’s theme was summer. Anyway I get ocd about finding the words on this thing…When the lights go out. Pitch black darkness…The lights were on a motion sensor timer and I guess I used up all my time.
So I clean myself the best I can after I find the TP dispenser with my new unexpected challenge.
And I search for the handle in the dark to find my way to freedom. I shuffled to the sliver of light to open the door and the light comes back on. I thought about doing something mean to “get back” at them. But I thought better of it and washed my hands and left.
But I can see how a situation like that could inspire some deviant and uncouth behavior.
I used to be a janitor. So I have a healthy respect for the cleaning staff.
Pull some toilet paper off the roll, wad it up as tight as you can, and throw it at the door. That triggers the motion sensor, and the lights come back on.
Pick up the wad of toilet paper on your way out.