People that leave dirt on the toilet seat at work? (good, notice)
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The problem with those seat protectors is, the fact that you can see through them does not exactly instill confidence in people. Just imagine all those rogue herpes germs crawling onto your tush right through those trillions of tiny holes in the paper. Eeeew.
ROFL. An overactive imagination can be scarier than reality. But, I always double up on those sheets, at least. I doubt anyone has ever caught herpes from a toilet seat.
Do you know, I posted this morning about someone who pissed all over the seat--and then when I was leaving the office tonight, I went into the same stall and the yellow drops are there AGAIN--on the same side of the seat as this morning, too. So whoever this is, she's somehow leaning to one side and peeing on one side of the toilet bowl.
There is a certain spice/smell I absolutely find unappealing and that is fenugreek. It is a common spice in Indian food. Any pregnant woman or breastfeeding woman can tell you all about fenugreek and how it smells since it's a common supplement to increase milk supply.
Well, in men's restrooms we have urinals which tend to leave lingering odors more than women's restrooms that only have full blown toilets. Well I happen to work in an environment that has a high proportion of people from India and let me tell you there is nothing worse than walking in to a restroom that reeks of fenugreek infused urine.
There is a certain spice/smell I absolutely find unappealing and that is fenugreek. It is a common spice in Indian food. Any pregnant woman or breastfeeding woman can tell you all about fenugreek and how it smells since it's a common supplement to increase milk supply.
Well, in men's restrooms we have urinals which tend to leave lingering odors more than women's restrooms that only have full blown toilets. Well I happen to work in an environment that has a high proportion of people from India and let me tell you there is nothing worse than walking in to a restroom that reeks of fenugreek infused urine.
I don't think I've ever read this anywhere else before. Congratulations on your original information!
I used to work in a factory that had dirty bathrooms for a while (no cleaning person?) and I wrote a nice little poem changing the words to the Night Before Christmas to something about the dirty toilets and black specks all over the seat. I hung it in the bathroom.
I would LOVE to hear your poem. Please post, if you can remember.
Hi everyone so at work there is one bathroom where all the employees use. Everytime I use the toilet I've seen like blood on the seat or like black stuff on the seat. That is really gross. It's like why do I have to clean up after someone who just used the toilet. Every time I use the toilet I make sure the seat is clean and I put the lid down. I do this because I don't want people talking about me like who's the gross person who left the toilet seat dirty. I'm wondering why my coworkers are such dirtballs. Do they not care what others think?
I don't think that's dirt. I heard that womens bathrooms/toilets are nasty. There are nasty people everywhere. I suggest wiping the seat down with soap thoroughly if you choose to sit on it. Also, do not use your bare hand when you use any door handles. Regarding about your coworkers being dirtballs? Well, I guess asking them wouldn't hurt.
The reference towards the south is MEXICO.........I live there and the it is correct regarding the plumbing etc.
They use a 2" or 3" pipe instead of a larger diameter to a Septic Tank.
I built my own home (Architect) using a 3" and 4' drain pipe where needed.
Had a couple of Mexican friends come over once in a while.
My bathroom in the computer room has a small waste bskt under the sink for Kleenex etc.
This bathroom smelled terrible for a long time no matter how much I cleaned the sink/toilet/floor with disinfectants etc.
One day I checked the small waste bskt and it was half full of tissue they had used for wiping........heck I never used it too much as there was a large one next to my desk for waste paper from the printer etc.
Majority of the homes here use a Septic and NO city connections.
TP tissue sold is Biodegradable so there is NO reason to NOT flush down the drain.
NO matter where you go to a Mexican Restroom (public/business) there will be the smell.
This smell is also found on the US side in San Ysidro restrooms open to the public (won't mention the well known eating names etc)......the habit is carried over.
I call it grit (the black lines of dirt on the toilet seat). Its from sweat and oils in between the thighs. Nasty, but mostly from obese people who havent cleaned their folds of skin and fat throughout the day.
Hi everyone so at work there is one bathroom where all the employees use. Everytime I use the toilet I've seen like blood on the seat or like black stuff on the seat. That is really gross. It's like why do I have to clean up after someone who just used the toilet. Every time I use the toilet I make sure the seat is clean and I put the lid down. I do this because I don't want people talking about me like who's the gross person who left the toilet seat dirty. I'm wondering why my coworkers are such dirtballs. Do they not care what others think?
You are expected to bring in your own cleaning supplies: vinyl disposable gloves, clorox wipes, a mask, hand soap and roll of normal toilet paper from home. Purchase a metal case from Staples, and put a big sign on it that says "Bathroom cleaning kit" and keep it next to your desk so people can ask you about it. Then submit the costs for the supplies on your expense report.
I could never get comfortable to take a number 2 at work. I don't know how people do it
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