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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-south-west-wales-16983788
Posters have gone up around a university campus instructing students on how to use the toilet properly. Swansea University says it has produced them to help address cultural differences. The posters include images showing students what they should and should not do. Some students have called them ridiculous but others say they are a good idea to help keep the toilets clean and hygienic. The images on the posters show a drawing of someone standing on a toilet seat with a red cross and another with a figure sitting correctly with a green tick. ^ the photos of the posters are pretty hilarious |
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You people are crazy. There is no way in hell I'm sitting on a nasty ass public toilet seat with only a sheer cover protecting my butt from other's butt dirt.
I hover. I clean any spots. That's all that needs to be done. Stop blaming hoverers for the toilet nastiness. The issue is dirty people, NOT hoverers. If you're dirty and you sit, you will still leave a mess as you stand up and wipe (blood drops, poop smears, unfleshed toilets, toilet paper mess, etc). |
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My routine is to spin off the outer 1/4 inch of the roll with my foot, then grab it with the part that came off last. Wipe the seat then flush it. Then I cover the seat with 35-40 yards of toilet paper. There needs to be a lot of paper on the roll obviously. I'm a guy though, men's rooms are disgusting. |
I carry disinfectant wipes with me and wipe the seat down before using. I'm too uncoordinated to hover. |
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This made me LOL. OMG, still laughing... |
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I feel the hovering poster - I worked one job many years ago where there were regular poo smears on the seats. Not anything super, erm, thick, but definitely there.
Of course this was also the job where someone regularly pooped on the women's bathroom floor. *gag* |
+ Don't wash clothes in the toilet.
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