Toilet Talk

[JBloggs]

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

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I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

Overseas? Try America dude.
I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.

 

[JBloggs]

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

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Wait Arks, remember mine, I am not sure if I posted it here...this was actually from a beachie part of the USA. In a brand new bathroom. Let me find it:

 

[Arks]

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

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I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

Overseas? Try America dude.
I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.
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I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.

My sympathy. I'll bet that's from women who "hover" above the seat because they don't want to touch the dirty thing.

 

[Generic]

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

.

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

Overseas? Try America dude.
I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.
.

I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.

My sympathy. I'll bet that's from women who "hover" above the seat because they don't want to touch the dirty thing.
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The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.

 

[Arks]

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

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I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

Overseas? Try America dude.
I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.
.

I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.

My sympathy. I'll bet that's from women who "hover" above the seat because they don't want to touch the dirty thing.
.

The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.
.

The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.

And they say in hotel rooms, the TV remote is the germiest thing in the room. Anybody have a suggestion on cleaning them, or putting them in a plastic sleeve?

 

[EmptyNest]

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

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I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

Overseas? Try America dude.
I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.
.

I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.

My sympathy. I'll bet that's from women who "hover" above the seat because they don't want to touch the dirty thing.
.

The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.
.

The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.

And they say in hotel rooms, the TV remote is the germiest thing in the room. Anybody have a suggestion on cleaning them, or putting them in a plastic sleeve?
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I always wiped down our remotes with antibacterial wipes. I always take a small can of lysol when we travel.

 

[Generic]

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

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I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

Overseas? Try America dude.
I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.
.

I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.

My sympathy. I'll bet that's from women who "hover" above the seat because they don't want to touch the dirty thing.
.

The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.
.

The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.

And they say in hotel rooms, the TV remote is the germiest thing in the room. Anybody have a suggestion on cleaning them, or putting them in a plastic sleeve?
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Spray your cloth and wipe them down and then wipe them up again. Do it all the time.

 

[Arks]

Yes, probably wouldn't want to spray liquid directly onto/into the remote, but Lysol is a great disinfectant and spraying it on a wipe first should work fine. Also, good advice to do it twice. All disinfectants need time to work a while before they evaporate.

 

[OnTheShore]

Seeing the toilet signs reminded me of this, which made the rounds on FB a year or two ago:

 

[Breakfast Diva]

I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

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I've saw these signs in several places when I traveled to Asia because their normal toilets are just a hole in the floor you squat over, so they don't know how to use a western toilet, and tend to try to climb up on the rim and squat, or sit on it facing the back of the toilet.

Overseas? Try America dude.
I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.
.

I guess men wouldn't notice as much as women when there is #1 all over the seat from this behavior.

My sympathy. I'll bet that's from women who "hover" above the seat because they don't want to touch the dirty thing.
.

The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.
.

The worst thing is, toilets seats actually one of the cleanest things around.... now a keyboard or telephone, totally different story.

And they say in hotel rooms, the TV remote is the germiest thing in the room. Anybody have a suggestion on cleaning them, or putting them in a plastic sleeve?
.

Clorox wipes on the remote, door knobs and most important, on the flush handle.

 

[megzkufahl]

in relation with this subject, i already trained my kid as he grows up to always make sure that he should make it a habit to flush the toilet after used. sometimes, because he likes to plays a lot, my kid is so much in a hurry to go back to his toys, as well, his playmates. i know that time comes he will get used to it. where to buy soundcloud followers