Not even remotely close to the same thing, for a multitude of reasons. I think you can figure most of them out, can’t you? C’mon, you can do it! I believe in you!
At any rate, I promise to never pee in your shower.
A majority of respondents to this poll don’t share your aversion. Personally, I do it most mornings.
Shitting in the kitchen sink ain’t a thing.
This, plus I’m in California, so it cuts down on my flushes.
I doubt the same oath has been sworn by the rest of Rickjay’s houseguests… :eek:
And in the category of “top ten things I wish I didn’t know about my fellow man…”
I never do it on the first pee of the day since it’s usually yellower and smellier than the rest of the day. But after that, it’s all good. I actually like the feeling of the warm pee on my toes when taking shower. Every once in a while when I shower with my girlfriend, I let her experience it too! She was a bit shocked the first time but now she’s used to it.
None times.
I haven’t done it in my current place but have been known to in the past.
Now this I cannot get behind ( or in front of, or anywhere near). I know dudes have peed in my shower and like I said, I just maintain a state of denial because even though I rationally know the pees gets washed away with the soap,hello - it’s pee!But peeing in the shower whilst I’m in there? No sirree, no way, no how.
A)Never.
B)I don’t get the ‘it goes to the same place’ argument. I’m not concerned about where it’s going to end up, I’m concerned about where it’s starting. I’m not interested in standing in pee.
C)I’ll argue that the time it takes you to pee in the shower wastes more water (and energy to make hot water) than one single flush.
They’re wrong.
How does it waste more water and energy? We’re talking about when you’re already in there showering, not taking special detour to the shower to pee *instead *of using the toilet.
It’s only a problem when the pipes get clogged and the water starts to back up into the shower stall. You don’t really want to be standing in a lake of pee.
My wife has no objection. And she’s a neat freak.
Peeing in the shower is automatic, I don’t even think about it. I don’t see how people can spend their lives worrying about this stuff.
How do you not pee in the shower?
I do it from time to time, but not in the last month.
First, that was kind of a funny image. But I have to imagine that while peeing, you’re probably not doing anything else. I don’t pee in the shower, but I assume when you do it, you’re peeing like you would if you were standing over the toilet, not just letting it spray all over the place while you shampoo your hair or wash your face…right?
That means you’re extending your shower by the time it takes to pee. If you were standing over the toilet you wouldn’t have warm water running the entire time.
I don’t really want to get into the minutia of this, how much water is one flush vs how much water is comes out of the shower head while you’re peeing? How much energy does it take to heat that water (the water used to the flush the toilet is cold).
IOW, I don’t agree that saving water/money is a good reason to pee in the shower.
What percentage of the “zero” or “under 10” people answered that just because the pee every time they shower, but haven’t used it in daaays?
Depending on age, it looks like toilets waste 1.6 to 4 gallons per flush, or even more. “Leave it mellow” aside, my shower wastes 2.5 gallons per minute. If it’s taking you more than a minute to pee, you might need to get your prostate checked. And also you can multitask in the shower (even check your prostate!)