Wednesday, October 8, 2008
One-Handed Toilet Paper Dispenser
Leave it to our friends the Japanese, potty-mouths (and potty-minded) that they are (and you know I mean that in a totally positive way!) to come up with the latest advance in low-tech toilet paper dispense mechanisms. Though I don't know about you folks, but I already only use one hand when performing my toilette, as it were... From Diginfo.
New Advances in Toilet Paper Dispensing Technology
Optimal Toilet Paper Length: A Scholarly Analysis
If you can understand British English, you may enjoy this "article" on professors coming up with an equation to compute the ideal length of toilet paper required to remove all of the "poo" from one's "backside". Cute.Optimal Toilet Paper Length
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Fish in a (Working) Urinal
Now, we reported to you last month about the aquarium flush-tank toilet, but this one is a bit much...kinda cruel to the fish, I'd say! From Wired for Strange blog.Chinese Restaurant Keeps Fish in Urinal
Labels:
animal_cruelty,
animals,
China,
public_restrooms,
restaurants,
urinal
Monday, October 6, 2008
Outhouse Racing
Outhouse Racing in Nevada
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Put Down That Toilet Seat!

C'mon guys--just like your wife or girlfriend is always telling you. And NO, it's not so they don't accidentally sit down on cold, piss-covered porcelain in the middle of the night (eeewww!), this time it's to save the environment.
Seems the Japanese environmental protection agency has launched a campaign to get folks to put the toilet seat down...something about reducing CO2 emissions. Now if only we could harness all that methane gas...
Put the Toilet Seat Down and Save the Planet
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Briefcase Toilet
Toilet-in-a-Briefcase
Toilets to Go--With "Dignity"
Here's the latest in "green toilets" (and NO, I'm not referring to how it will look after you use it!): a portable toilet you screw into the ground, use for about a week, and then unscrew and move to a different location! Crazy!Portable "Dignity Toilet"
Labels:
conservation,
non-stationary-toilets,
porta-potty
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