How come people don't flush the toilet when they're at a public place?
828359
that isn't gross\nwhats really gross is when they dump a tampon or a pad in the toilet and its red and gross and you can't flush it and you have to go bad and then stalls are already full\nI think they think its okay to do that because the janitors or something will clean it up\nbut come on \nI gag everytime I go to the washroom\nThe washrooms are NASTY
550203
1) People who don't wash their hands after coming out of the restroom.  Then they grab the door and walk out.  Hey, I have to touch that handle too...\n\n2) People who you can tell don't shower regularly.  A man who was guilty of this used to sit next to me all the time in a lecture, I thought I was going to faint.\n\n3) Disgusting, chewed gum stuck under desks, on theater seats, other places...nobody wants to see or worse, accidentally touch that.
269293
Who sits in a public toilet bathroom and why?  ?????\nIf you have to go...what do you do???????? Hang from the walls of the stall and hope for good aim????
531420
Well I try to do it where no one else will see. Personally, I don't think that it's gross or anything. I just think that people have a lot of guts to do in the open where you can be subject to those who are pedantic and easily "grossed" out. Save yourself the hassle and do it in the comfort of your room or bathroom. Who needs to listen to all the whining that goes on. I hope this helps. Cheers.
339979
I have a slightly different take on this one.  I do agree with most and try to leave it down at home because I live with my wife and I want to be kind to her.\n\nBut in public places like smaller restaurants or other places that have unisex toilets, I think it's better to leave it up.\n\nWhy?  Because the truth is--and I've never understood this--some guys are just lazy or don't give a damn, and they won't bother to lift up the seat if it's already down.  And, well, you can figure out what happens next, and it ends up all gross.\n\nThis happens all the time in the small men's restroom at work--they didn't install enough urinals for the number of men on that floor, so a lot of times we just use the cabins instead of waiting.  I can't tell you the number of times I've gone in and found it disgusting after some idiot went in there and didn't bother to raise the seat.\n\nSame thing at a house party where the liquor is flowing--if you want to end up with a nice, clean bathroom for the ladies, ladies, then make sure to leave the seat up for all the blotto blokes!  (Either that, or have two bathrooms!)
384440
Well, for me it's tough to predict what comes with laying a little coil in a public restroom, I mean what if I toot and someone hears it or smells it...I wouldn't want someone to know that I was poopin'.  That might not make them like me anymore. Then I would cry and no one wants a somber workplace!
1157048
The most polite thing to do is to look for some air freshener to spray in the bathroom and remain silent. People don't purposely make a bad smell in the bathroom and at least the person had the manners to go there to relieve themself.
787650
Good question!\n\nYou flush a second time and with more tissue in hand, as the water is flushed out, quickly wipe the edge of the bowl.  You only have seconds to do this before water flows into the bowl again.\n\nAnother solution that works well.  Before passing a stool, lay a long strip of toilet paper down the inside of the toilet bowl.  The stool will drop on the toilet paper and be swished away with the first flush.
1117756
I just love to clean toilets. I don't know what is about doing this menial chore,  but it just bowls me over. I love to go with the flow. There is nothing more rewarding than seeing a well scrubbed toilet. It makes me flush with excitement. Some people just give me the brush off when I share this with them, but it all evens out in the end. Dirty toilets are a pet peeve of mine. It is such a waste. I don't spent a lot of time doing it, just four, oh, nine minutes.
75685
Sometimes, it's kind of creepy. When I go to public restrooms, I'll usually do a quick check for holes in the wall like I saw people do on tv. In most places there are unhidden cameras, and even though I'm not doing anything out of the normal, it still makes me a bit uneasy.
330047
You know, you bring up an interesting point.\n\nWhen you are at home, you can just turn on the sink next to you and clean off your hand.\n\nHowever, this scenario is especially inconvenient when you are in a stall somewhere else. What do you do then? You can pseudo-clean up by getting most of it off with another sheet of toilet paper, but your hand still has crap and germs on it. Then you have to pull up your pants with your clean hand and try to button and zipper up. This is not easy, and most people probably give up and use both hands to get their pants up. So then you've gotten crap on your pants and shirt and have to go back to the office.\n\nIn this world of computers and fancy cars that give you directions, why are we still rolling toilet paper in a ball to wipe our @$$es, and we can't even see what we're doing?\nI don't get that. Don't the Japanese have robot toilets that scrub and clean your @$$? Why can't we get that here in the US?
845382
hehe, a lot of folks get really uptight if they think someone is peeing in the shower - but I really cannot see why.\n\nSeems practical and perfectly hygienic if you can ignore the "urgh that's gross" type of whines
858376
Haha, well.....\n\nI had no idea what this question was going to be about, but hey, I'll answer it anyway.  First of all, its gross.  It smells.  Yes, everyone does it, but it's kind of uncouth.  Girls do it too, I worked with one that would come into my office and do it right in front of me on purpose...so it's not just men.\n\nLeaving the toilet seat up?  Well, cause sometimes we fall in.  Have some courtesy.  No, it's not really a big deal, but still....some women hate it.  \n\nWhat else do we hate?  Um......each individual is different.
818478
Hovering has it's advantages...those seat covers do nothing, if the seat is wet it goes right through them as well as any toilet paper you put down so what's the point?  Hovering can also be looked at as a strength training exercise, building strong quad muscles in the legs (hey, I'm looking for a bright side here to hovering).   But if I get so much as a drop of tinkly on the toily seat I am considerate enough to wipe it off.  I have never understood how women can pee all over the seat and then just leave it there?  Or worse yet, after going a very messy poo just leaving it for others to walk in on and view.  I pity the poor soul (minimum wage employee's usually) who have to clean it up.  People need to have some class!!!
568478
It's a selfish thing and I've noticed it too.  This generation, like no other I can remember, thinks always of themselves first, second and maybe third.  The don't flush (guys at least) because they a) can't be bothered; b) don't want to touch anything that might get them dirty; and c) have better things to do then to be polite to society in general. \n\nIt is another decline of the state of civility and respect that some of us have come to enjoy.  Hopefully, in time, they will grow into some sense of responsibility - but I'm not going to hold my breath.
690985
why do men leave the toilet seat up?
645385
I once went in to a public restroom and apparently someone had diahhrea and poop was splattered all over the stall,walls and floor. Practically SPRAYED. Some people are not from this country and are used to pooping,peeing,ect in drains.I used to work ata hotel where that sort of thing happend all the time..DO NOT GO IN THAT STALL. You could get an intestinal disorder from other peoples poop.