How do you feel about cleaning your S/O’s toilet mess?

[Anonymous]

Buy the Clorox Toilet Wand with Disposable Disinfecting sponges.

Either he cleans it himself, or you continue to clean it.

Your hands don't have to even touch anything in the toilet or toilet bowl.

And then when you're finished cleaning, just push a button on the toilet wand, and the disposable sponge goes in the trash can.

Takes less than a minute to use.

[Anonymous]

Are any of you people who are so grossed out by poop in the toilet the same people who said it’s totally fine to have poop in the kitchen sink in the parenting discussion?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:loafing 3D nonchalant turds

[Anonymous]

I am jealous.
I deal with daily morning visits and it’s also bloody from the hemorrhoids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh my god. How about a high flush powerful toilet? Not the most environmentally friendly option but Better than a divorce or a fight.

God forbid there is a fight about OP not wanting to do her job!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are any of you people who are so grossed out by poop in the toilet the same people who said it’s totally fine to have poop in the kitchen sink in the parenting discussion?

C'mon. This is not hard.

1. Clean any visible poop you leave behind anywhere.
2. If it's a surface near where you are going to be doing food prep, washing dishes, or having someone else likely touch it, disinfect if there was poop there.*




*corollary: don't do food prep or wash dishes in your toilet

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are any of you people who are so grossed out by poop in the toilet the same people who said it’s totally fine to have poop in the kitchen sink in the parenting discussion?

WTF that's disgusting. Link?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are any of you people who are so grossed out by poop in the toilet the same people who said it’s totally fine to have poop in the kitchen sink in the parenting discussion?

WTF that's disgusting. Link?

Rinsing off a baby.

[Anonymous]

reminds me of my ZERO COMMON SENSE husband who would take the 2 yo poopy underwear off and put in kitchen sink for *the magic cleaning fairy* to take care of when 2yo had an accident.

all 4 times he did that i just left it there and never cooked dinner or anything. he'd get around to it 36-48 hours later. half-ass rinse the sink. same way he "washes dishes", just soak in overly soapy water and rinse, right Ma!?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:reminds me of my ZERO COMMON SENSE husband who would take the 2 yo poopy underwear off and put in kitchen sink for *the magic cleaning fairy* to take care of when 2yo had an accident.

all 4 times he did that i just left it there and never cooked dinner or anything. he'd get around to it 36-48 hours later. half-ass rinse the sink. same way he "washes dishes", just soak in overly soapy water and rinse, right Ma!?!

So....you all just left stinking fecal matter openly in your kitchen for two days?

I'm beginning to understand how hoarders become what they are.

[Anonymous]

My DH won’t clean it either without a toilet brush. I think toilet brushes are even grosser than caked on shit, so I have learned to tolerate it. It’s really just the master bath, so no one else sees it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:reminds me of my ZERO COMMON SENSE husband who would take the 2 yo poopy underwear off and put in kitchen sink for *the magic cleaning fairy* to take care of when 2yo had an accident.

all 4 times he did that i just left it there and never cooked dinner or anything. he'd get around to it 36-48 hours later. half-ass rinse the sink. same way he "washes dishes", just soak in overly soapy water and rinse, right Ma!?!

So....you all just left stinking fecal matter openly in your kitchen for two days?

I'm beginning to understand how hoarders become what they are.

yeah, their mommy's aren't around to pick up after them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are any of you people who are so grossed out by poop in the toilet the same people who said it’s totally fine to have poop in the kitchen sink in the parenting discussion?

WTF that's disgusting. Link?

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/738149.page

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are any of you people who are so grossed out by poop in the toilet the same people who said it’s totally fine to have poop in the kitchen sink in the parenting discussion?

WTF that's disgusting. Link?

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/738149.page

I am one of the people that said to take a chill pill on the kitchen. It was an emergency, happened one time, and a sink is cleanable. I would assume the person who put the toddler in the sink was amenable to cleaning the sink with bleach afterwards.

This situation is entirely different. It is being forced to deal with gross poopy bathrooms every day. It probably smells, is just generally squicky and its rude. I can deal with almost anything one time in an emergency, asking someone to live with poop on the daily is a different story.

My reaction in the kitchen sink thread would have been very different if the question was, 'DD has poop accidents every day and DH washes her off in the kitchen sink every day and then doesn't clean up the fecal matter he left behind'.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:reminds me of my ZERO COMMON SENSE husband who would take the 2 yo poopy underwear off and put in kitchen sink for *the magic cleaning fairy* to take care of when 2yo had an accident.

all 4 times he did that i just left it there and never cooked dinner or anything. he'd get around to it 36-48 hours later. half-ass rinse the sink. same way he "washes dishes", just soak in overly soapy water and rinse, right Ma!?!

So....you all just left stinking fecal matter openly in your kitchen for two days?

I'm beginning to understand how hoarders become what they are.

Yeah, she died on that hill.