bathroom

There's a new a high-tech toilet you can control with an app on your cell phone and it costs a measley $5,700. The problem is, if someone nearby has the same toilet, they can accidentally start sending commands to your toilet and even activate the bidet when you're not expecting it.

As smartphones get more and more popular, using them while you're in the bathroom is getting more and more popular too.  A new study found that: 75% of Americans now take their phones with them to the toilet

Might want to run a quick sanitizing wipe over your friend's iPad next time you're at their house and want to mess around with it. A new survey by Staples fromMashable found that 35% of iPad owners use it when they're on the toilet.  They didn't find out how many people sanitize it afterward . . . but I'm guessing that number is somewhere close to ZERO.

A cop in Zimbabwe has been locked up in the police barracks for the past month because he had the audacity to use a bathroom reserved for Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe (pictured) during a trade show. Mugabe wasn't using the bathroom, and homicide detective Alois Mabhunu really had to go. So he allegedly "rushed" the VIP loo, leading to his immediate detention.

When nature calls, Mary Ramos Martin would prefer you didn’t answer. Police arrested the Immokalee, Florida woman after she stabbed her boyfriend Saturday when they got into an argument over how long he spent in a bathroom.

Everyone I know with an iPad really likes using it in bed, and really likes using it on the couch . . . but truly LOVES using it on the toilet.  Which is why I find this survey so SHOCKING.  And also why I wash my hands after touching anyone else's iPad. In a new survey, only 20% of iPad owners, or one out of five, admit that they regularly take their iPads with them into the bathroom. But other t

Last night my wife and I went out with some friends for dinner.  At one point during conversation, the ladies got up at the same time to use the restroom.  It seemed like very 'standard operating proceedure'.  I've seen it a million times and while I've questioned it once or twice, I've learned that it's just 'one of those things' that I'll never quite understand. Later in the evening, I got up to

Tiffany Langeslay was an assistant manager at a McDonald's in St. Paul, Minnesota.  And she was fired after she unlocked the doors at 3:00 A.M. to let a man use the bathroom.