- Oct 24, 2000
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A few weeks ago, there was someone in here posting their anger with a people that didnt give the "courtesy flush", expounding on the fact that it made the bathroom at their work smell terrible. Now, I dont have any scientific evidence to back this up, but I have a feeling that this so called "courtesy flush" is just total malarchy.
For those that dont know, apparently these people think that flushing the toilet while they're on the can will alleviate some of the wafting aromas in the air.
How is this so? The matter in question is typically surrounded by a viscious fluid. Yes if allowed to soak, I guess it could contaminate the entire bowl producing plenty of foulness, but that should happen long after you're done. I'm guessing as soon as this matter hits the water, it has already done it's damage to the air.
Your thoughts?
For those that dont know, apparently these people think that flushing the toilet while they're on the can will alleviate some of the wafting aromas in the air.
How is this so? The matter in question is typically surrounded by a viscious fluid. Yes if allowed to soak, I guess it could contaminate the entire bowl producing plenty of foulness, but that should happen long after you're done. I'm guessing as soon as this matter hits the water, it has already done it's damage to the air.
Your thoughts?
