Wash your @#$%ing hands! No toilet geniuses! Some Toilet Mods
J. M. Pescado:
Quote from: kiki on 2009 June 28, 09:01:39
Well if you wanted to be truly anally retentive, you should actually close the lid of the toilet entirely before flushing - fecal particles and bacteria have been proven to be propelled up to 2 metres (roughly 6 ft 6 in) in all directions away from the toilet when you flush.
If you really wanted to be that way, closing the lid has, statistically, not been shown to help at all because the lid does not seal airtight. What you SHOULD do is drop a plasma grenade in and run.
Czezechael:
Quote from: Anach on 2009 June 28, 10:23:52
The men stand up every time. :P
... Gott im Himmel, I need to pay more attention when playing male sims. Do they, really?
And washing hands after every use means that they have the neat trait, unless you're using this mod. Then it just means they are not a slob.
kiki:
Quote from: J. M. Pescado on 2009 June 28, 10:25:29
Quote from: kiki on 2009 June 28, 09:01:39
Well if you wanted to be truly anally retentive, you should actually close the lid of the toilet entirely before flushing - fecal particles and bacteria have been proven to be propelled up to 2 metres (roughly 6 ft 6 in) in all directions away from the toilet when you flush.
If you really wanted to be that way, closing the lid has, statistically, not been shown to help at all because the lid does not seal airtight. What you SHOULD do is drop a plasma grenade in and run.
You really do love your plasma grenades, don't you FOJ? :P
Zazazu:
I don't use paper towels or dryers, but I do wash. I just don't want to touch something that thousands of unknowns have touched right after I wash my hands. I use my sleeve to open the door and then air dry.
Sims don't have diseases and will eat raw potatoes. Somehow I doubt they'd mind a little urine taste.
MissKitty:
Quote from: Zazazu on 2009 June 28, 12:14:01
I don't use paper towels or dryers, but I do wash. I just don't want to touch something that thousands of unknowns have touched right after I wash my hands. I use my sleeve to open the door and then air dry.
I recently read on some baby-site (cuz I has one so that was the scope) that new studies have shown that bacteria is less often transferred from parent to child when they wash and dry their hands often rather than if they just wash and don't dry. Don't remember the reasoning for it, though. It just came to mind.
Navigation
[0] Message Index
[#] Next page
[*] Previous page