• AeronMelon@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    I close the lid. I don’t want to see, hear, or smell that.

    Edit: My heart goes out to everyone who concluded closing the entire lid after flushing meant not flushing.

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      2 months ago

      The people commenting that we made me sad, lol.

      Also. Lid down when flushing is mandatory flushing imo. Poop aerosol isn’t exactly something I like all over my bathroom.

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      2 months ago

      I remember reading somewhere that German toilets have a little shelf specifically to inspect your shit for health reasons, so maybe don’t visit Germany

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      2 months ago

      There’s a lever, usually located on the upper left, that will flush it away

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            2 months ago

            Fun article, except I think there’s a lot of other factors like the type of seat, hi vs low flow, and which surfaces you’re talking about.

            If it mitigates getting shit on the sink counter / toothbrushes, but not the floor, that sounds like a win. And yes, always use proper cleaners… what madman cleans a toilet with just water?

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            Wow thanks for sharing, I never would’ve thought! Glad my toilet is in a seperate room from the bathroom (and that that’s pretty normal in my country).

            Quick ETA: I just realised this is ‘just’ about aerosols. So not necessarily true of micro-solids, still important

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    2 months ago

    Alternatively, make both genders put the lid down. That way everyone has to do the same work to pee.

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    2 months ago

    standing to piss at home is too messy. and i hate when i get up to use the toilet at night and i try to sit but the seat is up. always put the seat back down it’s not hard.

    also these weird adversarial gender memes are cringe.

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    Everyone should put the lid down because the top lid is to keep poop mist from covering everything.

    This why I’ve lived with many a woman and never experienced this, and we respect each other enough not to clutter up the sink and also not have the shitter be out and open for everyone.

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    Standing to pee is exponentially worse than this. Standing to pee is disgusting, and I have a penis. When you stand to pee, a fine mist of urine drifts away from the stream and covers every surface, where it rots. Ever stand to pee near a window where the a sun beam was coming in from outside? You can see the piss mist drifting around in the sunlight.

    Ever since I saw that I’ve been sitting to pee. I suppose if you consistently clean every surface near your toilet then standing is fine, but isn’t saving time the entire point of standing?

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      I’m used to just sitting to pee, exactly for this reason, but there’s a rare case where I give up and pee standing, i.e when I’m already dressed and it’s way easier, where I used to risk it and pee standing.

      I stopped doing that even in those rare cases when we’ve gotten the blood/horror bathroom mat, something like this, but not branded and from what I presume is the original source (Aliexpress).

      It’s horrifying when you see the mess you’re making, even if you really try not to.

  • SpoopyKing@lemmy.sdf.org
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    With the time you save by leaving the seat up, build her a vanity in the bedroom. A couple of Ikea drawers, a standalone desk top, a large freestanding mirror, and some LED strip lights. It’s a fun project and you will both love it. Also put the seat and lid down, that’s nasty

  • village604@adultswim.fan
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    2 months ago

    My wife and I just have separate bathrooms, but it’s largely because we’re both nesters so we each need a sink that looks like this.

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    2 months ago

    We have separate bathrooms, but I still have PTSD from the time I changed the skirting boards in hers.

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    2 months ago

    Brothers, I am AFAB, and this picture still reminds me of one of my most infuriating roommates.

    Trust me, in this hypothetical, she’d annoy me a little too.

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    2 months ago

    I usually say to my wife “You left the toilet seat down!”. Turnabout is fair play.