Leaving the bidet on "feminine" mode is the female equivalent of leaving the toilet seat up.
Leaving the bidet on "feminine" mode is the female equivalent of leaving the toilet seat up.
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My wife does this all the time, and if I don't check before I spritz I get an unexpected ball splash.
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There is no valid reason for the toilet seat to ever be up when you enter the bathroom.
You close the lid before you flush, that's why it exists.
edit: added "valid"
50 0 ReplyBut I like seeing my turds circle the drain
11 0 ReplyI don't like it, but watching the flush can save a whole lot of pain. Clogs suck.
15 0 ReplyFlushing isn't exactly silent, though? The toilet getting clogged should make a very noticeably different sound.
5 0 ReplyThis might be different in mostly wooden homes like in the US, but here with stone homes the majority of the noise of flushing comes from the actual water rushing into the bowl plus the tank beginning to refill. The actual drainage causes virtually no noise.
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Lol that's not why a lid exists but gj on being confidently incorrect.
10 0 ReplyLaziness is a reason
5 0 ReplyBut after flushing I still need to check if I need to use the toilet brush
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