do they have NO concept of hygiene?
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People who leave reading material in the toilet/bathroom
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Posted 2 years ago #
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If you get crap on your book when on the loo, it is you that has no concept of hygiene.
My toothbrush is in the bathroom too, no crap on that either.
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lol @ glenp
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Why a lack of hygiene? Just interested...
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surely it's best to leave it in there than pick it up after you've washed your hands to take it out and distribute any germs over the rest of the house?
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What are you on about....
Take down trousers.
Sit
Pick up book
Read book whilst clearing bowels
Put down book
Wipe or bidet for those in the South.
Wash hands.Which bits unhygenic?
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Reading is more important than hygiene anyway
I still have a clear mental picture of my little daughter at 2 sitting on the loo reading her "poo book" :o) She's 24 now and might not thank me for reminding her...
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BillyWizz must wipe his ass with old copies of the Daily Star and not flush them
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Pick up book
Book? Surely MTB mag?
And as said, hands are always washed afterwards (filth, those MTB mags), so where's the hygene problem, Bill?
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LOL - billy, you must be doing something completly wrong!
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many animals seem to survive licking their arses clean...
[not that I'm suggesting you should try it]
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My toothbrush is in the bathroom too, no crap on that either.
Actually I strongly suspect that there is, albeit in microscopic quantities, as contaminants will be aerosoled when you flush the toilet. It's not necessarily a problem though as the immune system of a healthy adult is more than capable of dealing with contaminants like this.
The Mythbusters did a thing on it.
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at the moment i have stw, fastlane bmx mag and dirt in my bathroom library
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As per previous thread: perfectly hygenic if you sit down to pee, not so much if you stand and accidentally strafe your magazine pile with friendly fire.
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Actually I strongly suspect that there is, albeit in microscopic quantities, as contaminants will be aerosoled when you flush the toilet.
Thats why we have lids on toilet seats, and the lid should be down before flushing.
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I can't visit the toilet without reading something.
OP- I see where you are coming from its a question of etiquette etc and looks 'wrong'. However public toilet doors are far far worse things you can touch.
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It's perfectly possible to contaminants to be released even if the lid is down, although the amount would be less. As I said though it's not actually an issue (no matter where the lid is) provided that the bathroom is kept clean as the quantities are so small that they won't actually do any harm.
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research done in hospitals actually showed contaminants spread further with the lid down as it act like a nozzle concentrating the aerosol effect. Hence hospital toilets rarely have lids nowadays
However your toilet usually has less bugs than your kitchen -as there is nothing for them to live on in the bathroom - unless you leave damp towels and facecloths in the bathroom which breed psuedomonas
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Apparently you're supposed to keep you toothbrush at least 6ft from the toilet to avoid 'cross contamination'.
Anyone think their toothpaste tastes slightly nutty :-O
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The 'smell' is actually tiny particules of your own 'matter' isn't it?
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i thought the smell was volatile sulphur compounds rather than small chunks of faeces
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I still have a clear mental picture of my little daughter at 2 sitting on the loo reading her "poo book"
She's probably grown out of it, cos it's only blokes that read on the loo.
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However your toilet usually has less bugs than your kitchen
It's not just about absolute numbers though is it, I'd reather be in an environment with millions of commensal bacteria than dozens of pathogenic ones......
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Am I the only sane one here?
What about people who carry out an intermediate wipe during the procedure?Posted 2 years ago # -
What about people who carry out an intermediate wipe during the procedure?
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Intermediate wipe??????
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No - yuo are not sane billy. You don't understand about bugs. You don't get ill from your own bugs - even gut ones like E coli. You could eat your own poo and drink your own urine and not get sick
Hilldodger - you get more dangerous bugs in your kitchen as well. Litseriosis and salmonella for starters. You don't get them in the bathroom
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BW - I think most people would rather keep their hand well away until the end, and then wash their hands directly. Like I said before, maybe it is yourself that has no idea about hygiene!
As for poo on the toothbrush - quite correct as for background levels, but there again on that level there is crap everywhere, and we seemed to have survived so far.
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I am currently playing Sky Force on my iPhone during 'sit down' visits to the commode
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Wipe half-way through? Why, God, why? That's just wastefull! Think of the trees you're using for no reason at all! :O
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Hilldodger - you get more dangerous bugs in your kitchen as well. Litseriosis and salmonella for starters.
Only when introduced by poor food hygiene practises, and Listeriosis is a disease not a 'bug'
Point is, 'toilet bacteria' are more likely to be involved in person-to-person disease transmission, especially in public facilities where usage is sufficently high that the bacteria need only to survice rather than actively reproduce.
research done in hospitals actually showed contaminants spread further with the lid down as it act like a nozzle concentrating the aerosol effect. Hence hospital toilets rarely have lids nowadays
Strange that the NHS website should say
"When you flush, germs from the toilet bowl travel as far as six feet, landing on the floor, the sink and your toothbrush. A study showed that significant quantities of microbes float around the bathroom for at least two hours after each flush. Always put the toilet lid down before flushing."You could eat your own poo and drink your own urine and not get sick
That comment is useless without pictures Posted 2 years ago # -
Anybody posting on here from their phone whilst on the throne?
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Hmmmm - hilldodger thats from memory a few years ago. Maybe it was less but travelled further?
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***starts pulling work desktop PC in lavvy just to prove a point***
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I can't figure the whole 'taking a dump as a recreational activity' thing
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