Don't see to many of these around here!

[Erby]

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[Scottpat]

It's called indoor plumbing!

[Erby]

Well, heck. No wonder I didn't recognize it. To used to inspecting these instead!

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[Marc]

How do you inspect them things?

Is it going to wet the ceiling?

Marc

[Erby]

Beats the heck out of me. Ask Scott. He's familiar with indoor plumbing!

[John Kogel]

Standard practice is lock the door first, then do the bidet thing.

No, we don't have those here either. []

[Les]

I have seen green towels many times. We wash ours and use them again.

[mlparham]

The fuscia trash bag was a first for me.

[Erby]

Curious Les. Do you use Clorox or some other off brand of bleach? Are your towels stain protected?

[Les]

We do have a little problem with streaking brown staining. Generally we use a peroxide base.

Erby, there are those that do not know how to read this silliness and there are those that would be critical.

[kurt]

It's a drinking fountain, isn't it?

[mjr6550]

The 1970s called. They want their bathroom back.

[Erby]

Screw em, Les. If you can't have a little fun, why bother living.

Only for the short ones & the tall dogs, Kurt. Too much trouble for us tall folk to bend over that far and the little dogs can't reach.

C'mon Mark. That was top of the line stuff back in the late 60s when this house was built.

[Mike Lamb]

I'm sure Erby checked that the bidet is equipped with either an air-gap-type or vacuum-breaker-type fixture supply fitting and that the discharge water temperature is no higher than 110F supplied by a water-temperature-limiting device conforming to ASSE 1070.

[gtblum]

Took me forever to inspect this one. People kept knocking on the door and asking if I was okay.

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[asihi]

I had a job a few months back that had three of these installed. I was asked if I was going to test them and I told my client that there was no way without getting water all over the place. He look at his son and said "well what are you waiting for? Get in there."

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[Jim Baird]

The 1970s called. They want their bathroom back.

OTOH, it's the new "paperless" system of the future.

As for the wc, every dog know that is an indoor spring put there for them to drink from.

[kurt]

Toto Washlet. It should be the future.

We could reduce our wastewater treatment infrastructure and accompanying costs by orders of magnitude if Americans could only give up their rolls of TP.