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There's no soap in the poopin' bathroom (which is in the basement, the peein' bathroom is on the 2nd floor) so I go to the kitchen (1st floor) afterwards and wash them with dish soap. Normal, or dirty?
You have dedicated toilets for defecating and urinating, but are too lazy to put soap in the basement bathroom?
The important thing here is that you wash them. Why not get more soap to stick in the bathrooms? Or is the regular handsoap only on the 5th floor bedroom?
So...you have explosive diarrhea, and someone's in the basement john. You race upstairs but you're refused entry into the "peeing" bathroom, can't hold it any longer, and just shit all over the photos on the wall, the plants, and the family dog napping in the hallway?
Oh bull crap. Who in the world separates bathrooms by functions. You troll.
Really dude? It happens a lot with older toilets, they can't flush large loads. You've never been to someone's house and they say "use the other toilet, that one doesn't flush well" or something along those lines? Most homes I've visited are like that.
Well I don't live in a third world country or the back hills of Appalachia. If I have a plumbing issue I fix it. I don't just put up a sign saying no dumping in the toilet. What ghetto are you used to or from?
I guarantee it's way above your price range, hell my toilet is probably worth more than you make in 2 weeks. Don't get a big head just because you're on the high end of lower class and the hole you dug out back for your extended family to poop in hasn't filled up yet.
Why don't you just take the soap from the kitchen and put it in the bathroom?
cool, now gtfo 'cause it doesn't take a genius to figure out this post is fake
Why would it be fake? The upstairs toilet clogs from like 5 sheets of toilet paper. Only the basement toilet can handle poo. I just haven't decided which kind of soap to put down there. Bar soap is messy and half of it ends up as a pool of scum, but bottle soap is too fancy and much more of a commitment.