It's Called Flushing...Try it!
You know, that thing that civilized people do to dispose of their waste in the restroom? Yeah. That flushing. Seriously. You more than likely were not raised by wolves and even if you were, I'm certain at some point in your life you've received instructions on this little deed. If not, let me assist you.
Once you've gone potty, turn and face the toilet. To the left there should be a little lever attached to the side of the toilet. Press this little lever down until a swell of water gushes and your "deposit" is whisked away. If said gushing does not happen at first, try again. Wiggle the dang lever if you have to. And should the flush not carry all your waste away the first time, please, by all means FLUSH AGAIN! Trust me. This will not harm the toilet or the lever nor will it harm your little hands or take more than an extra second or two.
If this flushing thing is too difficult for you by all means KEEP YOUR FILTH AT HOME. Public restrooms are for EVERYONE. I do not take any pleasure in seeing, smelling or otherwise encountering what's been expelled from your body.
And if you think this post is gross? Try walking into a stall sporting some floaters in the toilet.
You're grown. Act like it.
Next lesson: Toilet paper is for wiping, not filling the toilet. And wiping doesn't necessitate THAT much paper.
:-D
Once you've gone potty, turn and face the toilet. To the left there should be a little lever attached to the side of the toilet. Press this little lever down until a swell of water gushes and your "deposit" is whisked away. If said gushing does not happen at first, try again. Wiggle the dang lever if you have to. And should the flush not carry all your waste away the first time, please, by all means FLUSH AGAIN! Trust me. This will not harm the toilet or the lever nor will it harm your little hands or take more than an extra second or two.
If this flushing thing is too difficult for you by all means KEEP YOUR FILTH AT HOME. Public restrooms are for EVERYONE. I do not take any pleasure in seeing, smelling or otherwise encountering what's been expelled from your body.
And if you think this post is gross? Try walking into a stall sporting some floaters in the toilet.
You're grown. Act like it.
Next lesson: Toilet paper is for wiping, not filling the toilet. And wiping doesn't necessitate THAT much paper.
:-D
Comments
Sorry, you're having potty issues. That sucks! :(
LOL
But thanks for the commiseration, Kaitlin! ;-)
Should have seen the Wak-Mart Kim and I were at a couple weeks ago. Eight stalls and half of them had...issues. In addition to flushing for yourself, flush after your damn kids, and don't let them go alone if all they're going to do is play with the water and TP.