I'm sure naranasan nyo na ito lalo na sa mga public CR--yung biglang bubulaga sa iyo ang isang karumal-dumal na krimen na gawa ng kapwa mo babae (mapapa-sign of the cross ka pa pag talagang matindi ang krimen)sabay "suskupo!".
Napaka-insensitive ng iba na parang sila lang ang gumagamit ng toilet at kung makapag-iwan ng bakas ay grabe talaga!
Naging ugali ko na ang tumingin muna sa toilet seat, titingnan kung may patak ng wiwi, mens, may hair bang naiwan (eww talaga) o kaya naman ay medyo yellowish pa ang tubig.
Nakakasuka man pero para sa akin din yun. Kailangan ko munang linisin ang seat bago umupo sa trono.
Alin ka sa dalawa? Ang kriminal o ang Pulis? heheheh.
Para naman may maitulong ang post na ito. Heto basahin nyo ang mga Toilet Etiquettes na nakuha ko mula sa a-to-z-of-manners-and-etiquette.com
For your information, we have listed the following common sense and logical rules of restroom, urinal, or toilet etiquette to bring us back on track:
Top rule therefore – clean up your own mess
Unfortunately not everyone practices good hygiene, so –
Next rule is, be hygienic – ALWAYS
Then - respect the rights of others to privacy and cleanliness
Toilet Etiquette - Office/Workplace and Public toilets
Most of the rules of toilet etiquette that follow aim to achieve the above:
Do not take reading material into the office toilet
Don’t peek under the doors. Knock if the stall (cubicle) appears to be occupied
Lock the cubicle (stall) door when you enter. You may embarrass someone
Guys; choose a spot at the urinal farthest from anyone already there or at one end if you are the first
Stand close enough to the pan or urinal so you don’t dribble on the floor
Concentrate when you pee so you don’t wet the seat, walls or floor
Sit on the pan if you are unsteady on your feet.
Girls; sitting is compulsory (smile).
Squat only on squatting toilets, pedestal toilets are for sitting on only
Avoid messing the toilet seat. If you do, clean up after yourself – properly
Remember to flush the toilet after use
The toilet brush is for cleaning the inside of the toilet bowl after you have used the toilet. Check whether you need to use it. Don’t leave it for someone else to clean up after you. Flush it again
Ladies' handbags pick up lots of germs if taken into the toilet and placed on the toilet floor or handled by germ laden hands. Please, never place them on dining tables or kitchen bench tops if they have been taken to the toilet
Girls’ sanitary napkins should not be flushed down the toilet but be wrapped and disposed of in the sanitary pad disposal unit
Don’t graffiti the toilet; it devalues your name and talent?
Leave the stall door ajar when you leave – to indicate that it is unoccupied
Wash your hands thoroughly after your business – whatever it is
Authorities would you please post prominent signs saying - “ALWAYS wash your hands before leaving the toilet”
Don’t litter the place
Don’t dawdle in the toilet especially in the toilet stalls
On your way out, for personal hygiene, use a paper towel to grip the door handle if possible - (because we will never train everyone to wash their hands) or elbow through when somebody opens it from outside
Public toilets without external doors are to be preferred for this reason; though there are not enough of them around. Authorities please note and take appropriate action
Toilet Etiquette - in the Home
Consider the rest of the family and your guests
Always keep a spare roll of toilet paper in the toilet
Knock first if the toilet or bathroom appears to be occupied
Do not take reading material into the toilet
Don’t hog the toilet/bathroom, especially if there is only one
Lock the toilet/bathroom door when you enter. You may embarrass someone
Use the exhaust fan so you don’t asphyxiate yourself or the next occupant
Guys, stand close enough to the pan or urinal so you don’t dribble on the floor
Concentrate when you pee so you don’t wet the seat, walls or floor
Sit on the pan if you are unsteady on your feet
Girls; sitting is compulsory (smile)
Squat only on squatting toilets, pedestal toilets are for sitting on only
Avoid messing the toilet seat. If you do, clean up after yourself – properly
Remember to flush the toilet after use
The toilet brush is for cleaning the inside of the toilet bowl after you have used the toilet. Check whether you need to use it. Don’t leave it for someone else to clean up after you. Flush it again
Girls’ sanitary napkins should not be flushed down the toilet but be wrapped and disposed of in a suitable receptacle
Good toilet etiquette for guys AND girls is to leave the toilet seat AND the seat cover down when you leave the toilet. It’s neat for one thing, and prevents accidents for another. Why is this an issue?
Wash your hands thoroughly after your business – whatever it is
Leave toilet/bathroom door ajar when you leave – to indicate that it is unoccupied
Don’t pee in the shower
Host; please provide your guests with any toiletries they might need such as soap, towel, toothpaste, toothbrush, facewash and so on
Toilet Etiquette – General
Toilet business is for doing. Not for talking about
Keep toilet sounds for the toilet. It’s not for demonstrating sound intensity in public or for talking about. TV and movie producers please take note. Keep it out of your script
Toilet Etiquette – in the Bush (or Forest)
Proper bush toilet etiquette requires observance of some basic rules to protect our fragile environment and ourselves:
Use an approved chemical toilet pan and empty it properly at sites intended for this purpose
If the above is not available and you must attend to the call of nature select a site well away from lakes, waterholes, streams etc
Watch out for snakes, spiders and creepy crawlies. They have rights too
Take a small spade to dig a hole deep enough to completely cover waste matter including toilet paper. Urine on solids helps it to break down sooner
Do not allow used toilet paper to blow around in the bush
Guys when you pee in the bush, do it down wind
Babies disposable nappies must not be buried or left in the bush but taken away to be disposed of properly
If you believe these tips on toilet etiquette could help to improve your workplace toilet situation, please send the manager an e-mail link to this page or print it out and paste it up in the cubicles/stalls
