Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think you and your friend need more work to do!

I am so skeeved out by the fact that you went into the stall after her to see if there was pee on the seat.

If I asked my boss to send out an email about it he would think I was insane.

I'm curious. What would you do in this situation? Do you not find it disgusting?

Not the pp, and I do find it disgusting, but common. So,I just put a sign up. It's tacky to try to "out" someone. Geezz, grow up.
And I do hover, I am not sitting down after some of you nasty heffas! If I make a sprinkle I wipe.

Anonymous wrote:If you sprinkle
When you tinkle
Please be neat
And wipe the seat

haha i was about to say this

Anonymous wrote:The main reason I learned how to hover is for this situation. I used to sit, but got tired of dealing with pre-sprinkled seats.

You are part of the problem, not the solution. Sit down! Use a seat cover if you must, but for the love of clean bathrooms, SIT!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This happened at my office when we had a few new women hires all around the same time and those of us who had been here for years were appalled and were trying to figure out who it was. We put a sign up and thankfully it stopped. Next step would have been an email to all the women and then definitely confronting the one that we suspected.

How weird of you.

Why? I don't care if you hover, but basic hygiene, not to mention courtesy to your co-workers, means you should clean up after yourself. Ever had an office kitchen? Often there are notes about cleaning up after yourself. Why not the same in the bathroom When it happens repeatedly it's obvious the offender has no clue or doesn't care. The grossness of one does not trump the basic right to not have to use a disgusting toilet by all.

This is a hoverer who doesn't realize that not everyone else hovers and even if they did, no one else wants to hover over pee drops.

Anonymous wrote:This happened at my office when we had a few new women hires all around the same time and those of us who had been here for years were appalled and were trying to figure out who it was. We put a sign up and thankfully it stopped. Next step would have been an email to all the women and then definitely confronting the one that we suspected.

How weird of you.

We had a similar issue. Actually someone took a photo and posted it with a note about cleaning up after yourself. Then we realized that it was a sight-impaired woman who was peeing on the seat. Still have no idea why she peas on the seat but the sign wasn't going to work. Oh,and there are and always have been seat covers in the stalls.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You're a woman?

Haha welcome to the men's restroom

lol our men's bathroom regularly has blood on the floor. The guys complain a lot.

I am laughing at this image.

Anonymous wrote:I think you and your friend need more work to do!

I am so skeeved out by the fact that you went into the stall after her to see if there was pee on the seat.

If I asked my boss to send out an email about it he would think I was insane.

I'm curious. What would you do in this situation? Do you not find it disgusting?

If all the hoverers would sit no one would have to hover.

I'd call a group meeting and address it, reviewing that hygiene is a part of professionalism and there would be disciplinaries if this continued.

I think you and your friend need more work to do!

I am so skeeved out by the fact that you went into the stall after her to see if there was pee on the seat.

If I asked my boss to send out an email about it he would think I was insane.

That's why the kind of toilet they have in Japan and India is better. It is just a hole in the floor, everybody crouches, nobody touches it. Beacuse it is just a hole, it is easy for all to crouch over it.

You should say to Larla "Can you believe someone is peeing all over the seat? How gross! I wonder why they don't use seat covers or wipe the seat when they are done? Nasty!"

The main reason I learned how to hover is for this situation. I used to sit, but got tired of dealing with pre-sprinkled seats.

Wait outside the stall, take a picture with your smart phone as she comes out, then take a photo of the toilet seat. Then send it to your supervisor. [Actually, I don't recommend this.]