by Gregor 74 Replies latest jw experiences
Well you know I said that most men love to pee outside???? I was looking out my patio window this morning, and what did I see???
My neighbor that lives in the house behind me came out of his patio doors in his underwear, and PEE'D in his back yard. LMAO!!
How bout this. What if your little toddler daughter goes into the bathroom to potty and manages to fall in because some man left the lid up. How would that make you feel? Heck this can happen to a little boy as well. Be careful with those lids guys!
A closed lid isn't going to stop a curious toddler. You can put a lock on the lid, but it will slow people down and sometimes people are in a hurry! Better idea for cat, dog and toddler owners, put a child proof cover over your bathroom door knob.
My neighbor that lives in the house behind me came out of his patio doors in his underwear, and PEE'D in his back yard. LMAO!!
Gotta love those Oklahoma boys. I've seen it happen in Texas and it was the front porch, no less. I'm not ashamed, I'll give a "WHOOOP!"
A closed lid isn't going to stop a curious toddler. You can put a lock on the lid, but it will slow people down and sometimes people are in a hurry! Better idea for cat, dog and toddler owners, put a child proof cover over your bathroom door knob.
FHN, you don't want to make it easy for them (the kids). If they're going to get on the pot without parental supervision, let them lift the lid and fiddle around so you can get a chance to catch them. On the otherhand, putting the doorknob protector on is a good idea, but my husband would have a hard time adjusting to it. My grandson wouldn't have a problem. Oh yeah! I had a friend at work that called her son "toilet boy" because she always found him playing in the water in the toilet.
Those are good pics! But they'd still find a way to miss!
If there is a toddler in the house, saftey is more of a concern to me than an adult who doesn't want to adjust. Children who are young enough to be a danger around water don't need to be in the bathroom alone. They always need supervision. Bathtubs and sinks can be dangerous to toddlers as well as toilets. I'd get a portable potty chair for the child if I could not be sure their was an adult or teenager available to attend the child in the bathroom.
Door knob covers may be an inconvenience for older people. On the other hand: paramedics, hospitals, burn units and funeral homes are not a good alternative.
