Peeing In Shower Ad

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I’m not sure about that. As a young lad, I tried it out once and thought I was none the wiser. Later that day, my mom came and asked me, “Did you pee in the shower?” I was like a deer caught in the headlights. How did she know that? :eek: Evidently, she could smell it. :o
Women do have a keener sense of smell than men do, I guess that`s a good thing:)
 
Thank yOU! I find it dirty. I find the advocation of it dirty. Ugh. I cannot yet put into words how abhorrent I find this. I think I’m still in shock.
I am totally 100% behind you on this - I think it is REVOLTING!!

So - if this is all so sterile and clean and not a big deal - would you folks pee in your kitchen sink? :cool:

There is a reason we have toilets people.

Ugh!

~Liza
 
There is a reason we have toilets people.

Ugh!

~Liza
Yeah, we have toilets for the poo! Poo is not sterile…urine is!

Really, fresh urine is not a big deal. 🤷

If someone peed in your shower, you probably would not even be able to tell! (especially if it is a stand alone shower and s/he pees early on, allowing the soap and shampoo to wash all traces down the drain.) Just saying…no biggie.🤷
 
Yeah, we have toilets for the poo! Poo is not sterile…urine is!

Really, fresh urine is not a big deal. 🤷

If someone peed in your shower, you probably would not even be able to tell! (especially if it is a stand alone shower and s/he pees early on, allowing the soap and shampoo to wash all traces down the drain.) Just saying…no biggie.🤷
Ok - so answer my question then - do you think it would be ok to pee in your kitchen sink if it’s so sterile and clean?

~Liza
 
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Ok - so answer my question then - do you think it would be ok to pee in your kitchen sink if it’s so sterile and clean?

~Liza
Well, I am too short and female, so it would be very difficult. However, if my really tall son, for example, had to pee there for some reason, I would simply have him rinse it down, swish some soap around in the sink, rinse, and use. Just like the shower. It’s not like the pee is sitting in there for hours growing bacteria in it. It is leaving the body as sterile fluid, and immediately going down the drain. If it is immediately rinsed and soaped and rinsed again, there would be no remains. No biggie, IMO. 🤷
 
Of course not! I’m not nearly that tall.
not amused …okay, a little

Here’s why it’s so abhorrent. If it’s done as much as people say it is, then, there’s no reason to advertise to do it.

The commercial is done by children; children are highly succeptible to advertising so, gee, I wonder who will do this.

Those who say peeing is sterile – you don’t wash your hands after peeing, do you?

Let’s get rid of all our toilets! Let’s all urinate in the shower and deficate on our gerainiums.

This upsets me so much because THIS is the best idea they have for conserving water? After, 15 minute showers, don’t let the water run while brushing your teeth, use cold water in your washing machine, “PEE IN THE SHOWER” was the next step to saving water? …Makes me think that all this stuff that we’ve been told to do wasn’t helping…and this is ballocks too, but, not only is it ballocks, it’s dirty ballocks. Who does this? The crunchy earth hippies? We all know they don’t use their showers to bathe. Ugh!!! This is dirty, people! I think I am so disgusted and repulsed by this is because this is propeganda from who? The Environmentalists. This is from people who want to destroy humanity to save a carrot. Let’s all poo on their carrot so we can save water.
 
not amused …okay, a little

Here’s why it’s so abhorrent. If it’s done as much as people say it is, then, there’s no reason to advertise to do it.
I think it one of those things that more people do than will admit…but it’s not talked about much. (it usually does not come up in my conversations!).

The commercial is done by children; children are highly succeptible to advertising so, gee, I wonder who will do this.
Many probably already do this ANYWAY. When ya gotta go, ya gotta go. Nothing triggers peeing like running water!

Those who say peeing is sterile – you don’t wash your hands after peeing, do you?

Well of course! The “bottom area” isn’t sterile! Neither is poo!

Let’s get rid of all our toilets! Let’s all urinate in the shower and deficate on our gerainiums.
Deficate=poo. Ick.

This upsets me so much because THIS is the best idea they have for conserving water? After, 15 minute showers, don’t let the water run while brushing your teeth, use cold water in your washing machine, “PEE IN THE SHOWER” was the next step to saving water? …Makes me think that all this stuff that we’ve been told to do wasn’t helping…and this is ballocks too, but, not only is it ballocks, it’s dirty ballocks. Who does this? The crunchy earth hippies? We all know they don’t use their showers to bathe. Ugh!!! This is dirty, people! I think I am so disgusted and repulsed by this is because this is propeganda from who? The Environmentalists. This is from people who want to destroy humanity to save a carrot. Let’s all poo on their carrot so we can save water.
 
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Well, I am too short and female, so it would be very difficult. However, if my really tall son, for example, had to pee there for some reason, I would simply have him rinse it down, swish some soap around in the sink, rinse, and use. Just like the shower. It’s not like the pee is sitting in there for hours growing bacteria in it. It is leaving the body as sterile fluid, and immediately going down the drain. If it is immediately rinsed and soaped and rinsed again, there would be no remains. No biggie, IMO. 🤷
So glad I won’t be stopping by for dinner any time soon.

I’m just speechless. That has to be one of the most disgusting things I’ve ever heard anyone say.

~Liza
 
So glad I won’t be stopping by for dinner any time soon.

I’m just speechless. That has to be one of the most disgusting things I’ve ever heard anyone say.

~Liza
Never said I did it. Just said if it happened, it would not be big deal. Not if proper cleaning happened…

Guess I have too many pets and boys around the house to let much of anything bother me. 🤷
 
So here are some things that have been washed in my kitchen sink that are probably far dirtier than sterile urine:

My water frog aquarium. These water frogs poop A LOT. When the tank needs to be drained and cleaned, it gets drained and cleaned in the sink. 👍
Raw meat (chicken and turkeys) getting washed before cooking. 👍
Frozen ground beef defrosting and “bleeding” in the sink.👍
Puke bowls from stomach flu when the kids were little.😦
All the dirty plates, glasses, and silverware from the 20+ people who gather at our house several times a year for birthdays, holidays, etc.:cool:

I don’t know…the sink always gets washed out with soap, not to mention the 3+ sinkfuls of dishes washed daily, so what’s the big deal? The disposal side gets scrubbed with the bar keeper’s friend stuff. 🤷

(spoken as someone who has just scooped the 4 cat litter boxes and picked up the daily dog poop piles from the yard, and contemplating cleaning the frog tank tonight…)
 
Meaning?

Where do you suggest I drain the tank? Wash the poultry? Drain the defrosting hamburger? Wash my dishes?
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
 
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
Settle down. No one has ever peed in the kitchen sink at my house. The shower…another story. We have a separate shower stall…NOT in a bathtub. The tubs are separate from the showers. No one, other than my DH, ever uses a bath tub. The rest of us all just shower. (personally, I HATE baths, and I don’t think my kids have taken an actual BATH since they moved to the showers at age 4 or so…). So…unless DH pees in the tub, no one else does, and then since he is the only one who uses it, I guess it really doesn’t matter, does it? 😃

Regarding the splashing…yeah, it splashes, cuz it hits the water in the bowl! Aimed down the sink drain, I don’t know that it would splash…(just saying…) 🤷
 
Compared to the state of human hygiene throughout most of history, I’d say peeing in the shower is pretty insignificant.
 
Personally, I think it is better than the kids that pee in the alley after clubbing it at the wee hours before walking in the house. I don’t know who they are kidding since there are dogs on the block that bark like heck and doesn’t stop even after they slam the door shut going in for a good three minutes give or take.
I’ve even seen them pee on their own houses from their driveway. Five boys aiming at the same spot of the exterior brick wall.
At least if they do it in the shower, I never see that.

But, I can’t imagine being so lazy to not make it to the toilet under normal circumstances.

I don’t think it is saving water because I would feel like scrubbing the entire tub out with tons of Comet and Clorox clean up afterward just for good measure. I don’t care how clean it is although I wonder if it is clean if a person has an infection or if there are other factors where the stuff aint so clean all the time…:eek: There goes any water savings right there after a triple scrub and rinse.

Yes, I think its an achievable goal to make the toilet.
 
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