I dunno, maybe he uses it to wipe up splatters? Or he blows his nose or something afterwards?
The commodes in the ladies room at my work are notoriously unreliable. Sometimes one flush will do it, sometimes it takes three - especially if someone else flushes at the same time. I’ve gotten into the habit of waiting to be sure the bowl is empty before I leave, but obviously not everyone does that.
[ul][]To let the sound or running water hide the sound of bodily excretions.[]To let the sound of running water “prompt” the flow of urine.[/ul]
AHHHH-HAHAHAHAHAHA!
You might hear me flush the toilet more than once because before I sit down I meticulously clean the seat with toilet paper then flush that nasty urine and feces soaked TP.
Also, the low flow toilets never flush enough. (These better-for-the-environment toilets are actually WORSE for the environment. I make sure of that by flushing as many times as possible to get it clean +one extra for good measure.)
[John Cage] I like a fresh bowl. [/John Cage]
When you have to sit on the toilet, it is a good idea to wipe it off w/ some t-paper first, dispose of that <flush it>and then sit.
To flush back any rats climbing up through the sewer pipes, of course.
I flush in the middle of the process.
We have a “low flow” toilet now and if you don’t flush after #2 and before adding the toilet paper, it will overflow every time.
It’s not the amount of water, we decided, but the sharp snake bend within the toilet itself.