And yet another toilet without a seat???

Sfariah D

nonesuch00 said:

I always avoid public restrooms but on the occasions where I have no choice I like them like Walmart's where you can just keep pulling the flush handle and a new jet of water like a white water river comes crashing through.

 i would avoid public restrooms at all costs, but I get thirsty easily so I tend to drink a lot of water and other drinks.  I learned the hard way too many times unfortunately choose a good restroom when possible or one might have to choose between a dirty restroom or dirty pants.

SilverGirl

Cybersox said:

Charlie Judge said:

And yet another toilet without a seat or lid:

https://www.daz3d.com/bubbling-bath-bathroom

Yeah, and that looks singularly uncomfortable and unhygenic to sit on given that the way that the tank is elevated up on the pipe means that most users of said device would find said pipe pressing in in a less than desirable position....  A real shame, as the vendor would have otherwise received bonus points for including small details like water streams for the faucets and showerhead (though not water splashes on the floor for the latter.)  

I'm tempted to get it purely for those lovely bubbles floating in the air. 

kyoto kid

memcneil70 said:

I would recommend avoiding the I-5 in California like the plague then. For some reason California can't keep them clean nor fixed for the level of traffic on that roadway. Highway 101 or the old 1 is a better choice to go north or south, except around the Gaviota Pass. But get into Oregon and the I-5 toilets sparkle, as all the other freeways do around their state. At least in 2014. 

...we are proud of our loos up here.  

Catherine3678ab said:

Apparently toilets in the Netherlands have a "shelf" inside. I'll let you Google why. Videos are on YT.

I spent time in Germany years ago and am familiar with the "washout" type which is similar. 

Chakradude

Last time i was in the korean airport in soul I recall many signs posted "do not stand on toilet seats!!" in the bathrooms.

WendyLuvsCatz

Chakradude said:

Last time i was in the korean airport in soul I recall many signs posted "do not stand on toilet seats!!" in the bathrooms.

my former workplace had those, with an illustration

this is Adelaide South Australia

a lot of our agency workers were on working visas from elsewhere where squat toilets were the norm and yes, one would frequently see boot prints on the seats 

LeatherGryphon

Such a simple and universal process, yet with so many solutions.

Cybersox

Chakradude said:

Last time i was in the korean airport in soul I recall many signs posted "do not stand on toilet seats!!" in the bathrooms.

The thing is, there are a number of reasons that people DO stand on toilet seats, ranging from "peepers" peering over the top of the next stall, to hiding from security or other travelers, to, as noted above, the chance of users simply being used to traditional in-ground Chinese "squat" toilets.  Putting up signs that say "don't stand on the toilet seats" are unlikely to stop the act, but they do serve the same purpose for airports that the "Warning Hot Beverage" labels on Fast Food cups serve... they are unlikely to stop people from doing something, but they do give the airport a legal out when a catastropic injury occurs when someone slips.