Is it normal to flush toilet with your feet?
I tend to flush the toilet with my feet because i dont want to touch the handle :]
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First time I saw someone do it in the next stall, I thought, oh how rude. Then I started doing it too because who knows whose shoe was on there before you came in. It is also good to avoid touching whatever possible while in a public restroom. So I pretty much think it is a win-win situation.
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That's very interesting or even a toilet that could have a conversation with you to keep you company on the throne. But I think if the loo started talking to me whilst attempting to take care of my business, I'd be scared shitless (literally)!
They already have motion-censored ones and those terrify me! They'd flush without warning regardless if was squatting and doing my business or if I walked in/out of the stall. They're also extremely noisy! There are high-priced ones that warm up your buns or spray water on your genitals, but despite all that money you still can't communicate with them.
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lol, but imagine the conversation. When you think of the life of a toilet, what would it have to talk about that you'd actually want to hear?
"Yeah, I had Hugh Grant in here last week. Scrupulously clean he was. Almost used half a toilet roll and he only came in for a pee."
Also, imagine being the actor winning the audition to be "voice of toilet". That's got to hit your self-esteem somewhat.
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Ah, take that stupid hat off, daps! Lol. There are those that you wave your hand in front of them (places that have these are usually cleaner than my bathrooms), the ones that flush every so many minutes (which I HATE, because I'm never done and I always forget, so they scare me halfway through my pee or pooh)... NO, I don't want to say FLUSH to the fucking toilet. It's its job. Unless....
Unless it's more interesting than that and you have to perform certain tasks such as repeat a tongue twister or accomplish successfully a Simon says sequence. Then I'd be willing to pay AND handle the anxiety caused by the wait to flush. "Whether the weather be good, whether the weather be bad..."
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Blah, I hate the timed self-flushers too. Our urinals do that at work. I tend to go up to one of the higher floors that is mainly taken over by labs for dangerous physics (they're the reason we have an emergency evacuation about bi-weekly). More lab space = fewer people = cleaner toilets.
Once I stood timing the urinal (I was interrupted by two physicists, but they're physicists and didn't see anything slightly remarkable about what I was doing). It flushed for 45 seconds every 7 minutes 30 seconds (it was still going close to midnight, one night I was working late).
Eight times an hour is 192 times a day, which equals two hours 24 minutes of solid flushing every single day for a urinal that gets used maybe twenty times in a working day and once at weekends. If they stuck a button on it so you could flush it yourself for fifteen seconds then the yearly flush would be under 22 hours (if everyone flushed, which is highly unlikely in a man's bathroom) as opposed to the 876 hours it currently is.
Stuff like this drives me insane. If a hydrant in the road was bleeding water, someone would come along and fix it. Because something is periodic and commonplace, nobody cares. Well, except me. And I don't count because I'm strange.
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