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Meaning?

Where do you suggest I drain the tank? Wash the poultry? Drain the defrosting hamburger? Wash my dishes?

Afterall, isn’t that what a SINK if for? WASHING things?

Edited to add:
I do hope that you hit the toilet with that puke! Otherwise, if you put it in the puke bowl, I will now have to wash THAT bowl in the sink, too!! 😃
Just to gross out people a little more when I get the stomach flu I don’t puke in the toilet (believe it or not putting my face over a place where people poop grosses me out -and its just not a comfortable position when you already feel crudy) I use the kitchen sink (we have a disposal). I mean really we put way gross things down the disposal (such as unidentifiable food that was in the back of the fridge) I just wash it with antibacterial dish soap afterward.

Yeah pee doesn’t freak me out. I’m generally not a germ-a-phobe except when in comes to things like raw meat. I’m very careful with that.
 
The toilet? There doesn’t seem to be a difference after all. :rolleyes:

You say you have boys in the house - so you clearly know they splash when the pee. So if they were to pee in the sink, you really think it’s going to be some nice neat stream that goes exactly down the drain? No - it would splash - and what is next to the sink ---- the counter, the sponge or dishrag, the dish drainer, maybe a coffee cup, perhaps some fruit in a bowl, maybe even a loaf of bread. Now my morning toast and coffee cup are in an area that is subject to pee spray.

Yummy.

Keep the pee in the toilet please. It’s where it belongs.

Oh - and back to the OP, as I glance up and see the title of this thread… no peeing in the shower either!!! What makes anyone think I would want to sit in there and take a bath in the evening after someone pee’d there in the morning!!! BLECH!!!

Gross gross gross.

~Liza
Hah hah but your bath water is probably far more gross (unless you shower before you bath), you sit in all that water that you just washed your body in. I’m not trying to pick on ya Liza. I’m just saying if we really think about it I bet there are far more germs in bath water. Somethings just gross people out and that’s ok.šŸ˜‰
 
A little fact to remember: urine from a normal healthy person does NOT contain harmful bacteria or viruses. It is filtrate from your blood stream that carries wastes from metabolism and other unused molecules out of your body. The reason why it has a bad reputation is if urine sits around outside of the body, and bacteria lands in it, it does provide a good breeding ground, because the microorganisms can use the nutrients in urine that our bodies can’t. I can’t speak about whether someone who was ill or had a urinary tract infection would have harmful organisms in their urine, but ordinarily, there isn’t any. Therefore, I don’t see any real hygienic problem with peeing in the shower, as long as it’s all rinsed out. Just don’t let it sit in there. xP

As someone else pointed out, raw meat in your kitchen is much more potentially dangerous than a bit of urine in your shower. There are probably already germs in your shower anyway. Did you know that microscopic pieces of feces have been found on toothbrushes as far away from the toilet as 6 feet? Your shower is most likely not perfectly clean to begin with! In fact, the acidity of urine would clean more than it would infect.

If your comfort level doesn’t allow for it, by all means, don’t pee in the shower. But I wouldn’t worry too much about people who do, as long as everything is rinsed out. And as far as the environmental side of things is concerned… LOL šŸ˜›
 
Just to gross out people a little more when I get the stomach flu I don’t puke in the toilet (believe it or not putting my face over a place where people poop grosses me out -and its just not a comfortable position when you already feel crudy) I use the kitchen sink (we have a disposal). I mean really we put way gross things down the disposal (such as unidentifiable food that was in the back of the fridge) I just wash it with antibacterial dish soap afterward.

Yeah pee doesn’t freak me out. I’m generally not a germ-a-phobe except when in comes to things like raw meat. I’m very careful with that.
Ya know…that makes a TON of sense! I may have to consider that next timeā€¦šŸ‘

The last time I cleaned out my fridge, I had some new life form back there. It met the disposal and howled, so, yeah, the puke makes perfect sense as well. šŸ‘

I have hated sitting by the toilet feeling nauseous…peering at the underside of the rim from that angle…doesn’t do much to make one feel better, that’s for sure!:eek:
 
Hah hah but your bath water is probably far more gross (unless you shower before you bath), you sit in all that water that you just washed your body in. I’m not trying to pick on ya Liza. I’m just saying if we really think about it I bet there are far more germs in bath water. Somethings just gross people out and that’s ok.šŸ˜‰
This is very true. You are sitting in water that you have just washed your bum in. Ewwww… 😃
 
Just to gross out people a little more when I get the stomach flu I don’t puke in the toilet (believe it or not putting my face over a place where people poop grosses me out -and its just not a comfortable position when you already feel crudy) I use the kitchen sink (we have a disposal). I mean really we put way gross things down the disposal (such as unidentifiable food that was in the back of the fridge)
"Revealed: Why your tap has more germs than your toilet handle
By Sean Poulter
Last updated at 8:31 AM on 16th June 2009 from ā€˜MailOnline’

The kitchen tap is dirtier and carries more harmful bugs than the toilet handle in millions of homes, research has found. And 80 per cent of the cloths used to wipe down kitchen surfaces were found to contain a dangerous mix of bacteria. Swab tests by the Hygiene Council found one third of kitchen taps carried unsatisfactory levels of bacteria compared to 15 per cent of toilet handles."

novice101.wordpress.com/2009/06/16/kitchen-tap-or-toilet-handle-which-is-dirtier/
 
Since we are talking about toliet handles, I saw a clip on some show years back that showed in ultra violet how many germs spew out of the toilet when you flush with the lid open.
After that, I have not flushed with the lid open. It made me sick watching that show.

I think we need to have more threads like this!
 
I just read this fun fact on wikipedia ā€œThe ancient Romans used urine as a bleaching agent for cleaning clothes and teeth.ā€ Glad we’re not in ancient Rome huh? 😃
 
I just read this fun fact on wikipedia ā€œThe ancient Romans used urine as a bleaching agent for cleaning clothes and teeth.ā€ Glad we’re not in ancient Rome huh? 😃
Well, don’t make me remind you of the apostles that were thereā€¦šŸ˜¦

Yucky. The Egyptians were a lot cleaner. I think they invented the first toothpaste if I am not mistaken.

Go Egypt!
 
Well, don’t make me remind you of the apostles that were thereā€¦šŸ˜¦

Yucky. The Egyptians were a lot cleaner. I think they invented the first toothpaste if I am not mistaken.

Go Egypt!
Hmmm, it appears in 2007 a fatwa was issues saying Egyptians should drink Mohammad’s urine… indianexpress.com/news/breast-feeding-urine-fatwas-embarrass-egyptians/33425/0 and jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/016703.php

So, yeah, after that, they would certainly NEED toothpaste!! šŸ˜›
 
LOL … and just how do they propose to do that?? they have a time machine or something? :rotfl:
Who knows!?! :rolleyes: That is topic for a whole nuther thread! 🤷

Half the fatwas they issue don’t make any sense, so why should this one?!? šŸ˜‰
 
I wonder if there is some stuff you can spray in your shower so that it reacts with the pee, so it would leave dye marks. I read once that in Japan they invented socks that changed color if they were taken off the feet. This was a way to catch cheating spouses I think.:eek:
 
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