What would you do if you were out at the lake, at the river, or at a park enjoying a nice summer day, go to a public restroom, and drop your phone into it?
One bathroom in Twin Falls makes taking a tinkle a little bit more awkward than other restrooms and is also one of the most unique bathrooms you will ever see.
Have I used the toilet as an opportunity to escape a potential argument with the wife? Hell to the yes. I also find the bathroom a handy safe haven when my mother-in-law is visiting; it doubles as a panic room in this situation.
Knowing the amount of time certain members of my family spend in the bathroom (my brother), I think it's a good idea to take a preventative strike on my home's plumbing before he gets here.
OK - I am not a germiphobe. I am a guy though and I think that makes me gross/dirty by default. But when it comes to toilet germs I am over aware! I hate public bathrooms. I understand that for a business to keep their toilet rooms clean is tough...but even if you clean it every hour - it is still a public 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.