Ambidextrous toilet!

jltrent

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I never could understand or figure out why they left a gap in the center of the front of the seat. Anybody know why? Years ago it seemed the gap was very common and they had a black seat on just about all of them. Kinda nasty looking...

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cowboy43":nwusjgt8 said:
Don’t know what that word means,is it similar to bisexual toilet.?
I kinda think in this case you can wipe from either side as some people are strictly lefty's an some are righty's. Not sure though, just like the seat gap thing.
 
I copied this right off the internet. "Simnick explains that the open seat was designed to allow women “to wipe the perineal area after using the water closet” without contacting a seat that might be unhygienic. The U-shaped seat in public restrooms is a requirement of IAPMO's Uniform Plumbing Code.Apr 23, 2013"
 
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D2Cat":2dguifar said:
I copied this right off the internet. "Simnick explains that the open seat was designed to allow women “to wipe the perineal area after using the water closet” without contacting a seat that might be unhygienic. The U-shaped seat in public restrooms is a requirement of IAPMO's Uniform Plumbing Code.Apr 23, 2013"
Dcat thanks for the info
 
I thought it was to keep a sealed vacuum from forming and trapping people.
In three days I've learned about chimichanga baboons, the battle of Brisbane, and the function of toilet seats. This place is unbelievable.
 
callmefence":2d89ryug said:
I thought it was to keep a sealed vacuum from forming and trapping people.
In three days I've learned about chimichanga baboons, the battle of Brisbane, and the function of toilet seats. This place is unbelievable.
Tomorrow you'll learn the answer to that question everyone wonders about : Do all hogs have right hand threads. :lol2: :lol2: :hide:
 
TexasBred":1uu1e8n5 said:
callmefence":1uu1e8n5 said:
I thought it was to keep a sealed vacuum from forming and trapping people.
In three days I've learned about chimichanga baboons, the battle of Brisbane, and the function of toilet seats. This place is unbelievable.
Tomorrow you'll learn the answer to that question everyone wonders about : Do all hogs have right hand threads. :lol2: :lol2: :hide:
I don't even understand the question.
 
HDRider":3k6awcnz said:
TexasBred":3k6awcnz said:
callmefence":3k6awcnz said:
I thought it was to keep a sealed vacuum from forming and trapping people.
In three days I've learned about chimichanga baboons, the battle of Brisbane, and the function of toilet seats. This place is unbelievable.
Tomorrow you'll learn the answer to that question everyone wonders about : Do all hogs have right hand threads. :lol2: :lol2: :hide:
I don't even understand the question.

Hogs literally "screw'
 
jltrent":2sz4wbio said:
D2Cat":2sz4wbio said:
I copied this right off the internet. "Simnick explains that the open seat was designed to allow women “to wipe the perineal area after using the water closet” without contacting a seat that might be unhygienic. The U-shaped seat in public restrooms is a requirement of IAPMO's Uniform Plumbing Code.Apr 23, 2013"
Dcat thanks for the info
Yep,,this way I won't toss and turn all night wondering :cowboy:
 
The first time I went to the Western Pacific, I was astounded by their toilets in so-called Japanese modern hotels. You just walk in and straddle a long trough looking thing in the floor, and squat. For a country boy like myself, it wasn't too much of a shock, but for some in my squadron it was a real culture shock.

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greybeard said:
The first time I went to the Western Pacific, I was astounded by their toilets in so-called Japanese modern hotels. You just walk in and straddle a long trough looking thing in the floor, and squat. For a country boy like myself, it wasn't too much of a shock, but for some in my squadron it was a real culture shock.

That is awful. It would be hard looking at a magazine using that.
 
greybeard":378cgyp0 said:
The first time I went to the Western Pacific, I was astounded by their toilets in so-called Japanese modern hotels. You just walk in and straddle a long trough looking thing in the floor, and squat. For a country boy like myself, it wasn't too much of a shock, but for some in my squadron it was a real culture shock.

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With one like that i guess you would get things done alittle faster.
 
greybeard":20i9tet4 said:
The first time I went to the Western Pacific, I was astounded by their toilets in so-called Japanese modern hotels. You just walk in and straddle a long trough looking thing in the floor, and squat. For a country boy like myself, it wasn't too much of a shock, but for some in my squadron it was a real culture shock.

benjo.jpg

yuya-tamai-cc-img.jpg
You would have loved Italy with their co-ed public toilets and just a wall to lean or aim at.
 
Italy is one of several places I would really like to visit for the historical/architectural aspect, and I would...if it weren't for all the Italians there.
:hide:
 
greybeard":2ovq7oec said:
Italy is one of several places I would really like to visit for the historical/architectural aspect, and I would...if it weren't for all the Italians there.
:hide:
At least they aren;t french
 

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