Let’s talk about something that I like to call: Bathroom
Etiquette
Maybe it’s just me, but when it comes to the bathroom I feel
like there are a few different unspoken rules that should be sworn by. They are
as follows:
1.
In a mixed-gender bathroom – Keep the toilet
seat down. (Can I hear an amen ladies?). Though feminist that I am, I still
believe in chivalry in the most basic of forms. Just as I expect a man (or
woman for that matter) to hold the door open for the person behind them, I also
expect us all to put the seat back to its engineered position of down.
2.
Replace the roll – I’m going to take this one
step further. If you see that the roll has just one or two sheets left, you do
not get off on a technicality. Put another roll in there preparing for those
two sheets to possibly not be enough for the next person to get by with.
3.
Knock Before Entering – Not only is this good
manners it will also save you and the fool who forgot to lock the door a lot of
embarrassment. Especially at work! You do not want to see that!
4.
Lock the Door – You saw that coming right?
5.
Respect the bubble- What I mean by this is if
you’re in a public restroom and you have plenty of stall options, don’t go next
to the occupied stall. It’s a solo activity, so why not form a mutual
understanding that we all ignore each other in there? (Unless somebody is out
of paper.)
I’m sure there’s more but those are my top 5. Which rules
would you add?
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