Thimble Queen
Called away to another place
After its been rinsed? Why not?
Do you use a toilet brush?
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After its been rinsed? Why not?
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
I just try not to ever use it unless it's really necessary. It's a very hazardous toxic substance and you don't need to use it most of the time.
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
No, those stools that raise your legs so you are in a squat. Much better for the health of your bowels.
I think maybe the ratio of piss flushes to shit flushes in our toilet is sufficiently high to create rapid enough erosion to resolve the problem.
Sirena
Don't monkey with the buzzsaw
When I tried that, there was loads of bits of bog paper stuck to the bristles that weren't coming off with more flushing.
Johnny Canuck3
Well-Known Member
Swoosh it around. Hit it against the bowl while it's flushing.
If there's tiny bits of paper still there, just put it back in the holder. It'll dry; and it's not like it gets used for anything else except the toilet bowl.
If there's tiny bits of paper still there, just put it back in the holder. It'll dry; and it's not like it gets used for anything else except the toilet bowl.
Captain Christy
Member
Or do it in a plastic bag and leave it in a public litter bin. An added bonus is you save on bin charges
A quick look at fluid dynamics will show the effort put into toilet design and how complicated it is.
oryx
Sitting on the bok of the day
Johnny Canuck3
Well-Known Member
Our toilet brushes are like this; are yours?
So after you're done, it goes back into that holder.
That's my main problem with the toilet brush. When you go to use it next, often, the brush won't come out of the holder easily. I end up having to bang it against a wall or the floor to make them separate.
So after you're done, it goes back into that holder.
That's my main problem with the toilet brush. When you go to use it next, often, the brush won't come out of the holder easily. I end up having to bang it against a wall or the floor to make them separate.
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
Flush the loo first so there's no bog paper floating around. It's not rocket science!
This reminds me of someone here who slagged off shower gel cos they said it just gets rinsed off immediately and goes down the drain. It hadn't occurred to them to step out of the stream of the shower to apply and lather it.
Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
littlebabyjesus
one of Maxwell's demons
Um. Yes. That's why it works.
Pickman's model
sunset spires and twilight woods
I use a toilet brush for painting large canvasses, flicking the paint across them for some startling effects. But these brushes never go near toilets.
Dr. Furface
One small step for me
Because bleach is fucking vile.
Pickman's model
sunset spires and twilight woods
The family that shits together sticks together perhaps
ricbake
working out how
whoops syphonic
Trouble is they are actually made in China in vast quantities by people who don't give a shit!
The family that shits together sticks together perhaps
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
But there are gentler substances out there that do less damage and don't put people or pets at risk.
Plus it stinks and makes me heave.
In vast quantities by people who follow the designs worked out on ridiculously expensive soft ware suites by people with brains the size of Texas.Copying is easy design not so much.
oryx
Sitting on the bok of the day
Loo brushes are really for aesthetic, rather than hygienic purposes. Nothing worse than going to someone's house and finding pebble-dashing/skidmarks!! Or going into the work bogs and finding the person before you had the toilet habits of an wild beast.
I can't see how a brush which is cleaned under running water in the pan* and changed quite regularly is unhygienic, unless you touch it with your hands and don't wash them properly afterwards.
As long as you follow basic hygiene like washing your hands afterwards, and all the stuff around food preparation, pets etc. you shouldn't get ill.
* toilet pan not the one you boil your pasta in
I can't see how a brush which is cleaned under running water in the pan* and changed quite regularly is unhygienic, unless you touch it with your hands and don't wash them properly afterwards.
As long as you follow basic hygiene like washing your hands afterwards, and all the stuff around food preparation, pets etc. you shouldn't get ill.
* toilet pan not the one you boil your pasta in
Jackobi
swallows anything
This reminds me of someone here who slagged off shower gel cos they said it just gets rinsed off immediately and goes down the drain. It hadn't occurred to them to step out of the stream of the shower to apply and lather it.
What a cunt.
There were no expensive software suites when toilets were designed tho. If people have started using them to tweak the design and have not yet solved this fundamental problem it's a pretty poor show. I really don't see how moving the 'throat' back by two inches or so out of the collision zone would somehow make the flush not work due to fluid dynamics when you can flush a loo by tipping a bucket of water down it.
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
Who was that?This reminds me of someone here who slagged off shower gel cos they said it just gets rinsed off immediately and goes down the drain. It hadn't occurred to them to step out of the stream of the shower to apply and lather it.
oryx
Sitting on the bok of the day
And marks your clothes. People massively over-use bleach. My mum's cleaner washed the kitchen floor with the stuff!
<waits for someone to say, probably rightly, that other household cleaners are as bad, if not worse...>
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
I shall spare them the embarrassment
Johnny Canuck3
Well-Known Member
Toilet paper is more of a problem with the plunger.
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