Coins flushed down toilet?!?!?
Yeah, I find it hard to hold on to my money these days, too. All kidding aside: The coins are small enough that they will probably pass into the soil pipe without causing a clog. Don't worry about it unless it shows evidence of clogging.
Why do some people leave the toilet without flushing after use?
There is nothing (nothing) more disgusting than people who don’t flush the public toilet.I open the door and there it is! YOUR WORK OF ART that you wanted to share with me! Awww! How sweet of you!!NOT!!!How did you get that way??????I have no answers to this, but I do have some questions for all of you disgusting creatures who don’t know how to flush a toilet.I’ve always wanted to ask these questions.[1] Why don’t you flush?[2] Did your mother ever teach you how to flush the toilet?[3] Do you at least wash your hands after using the toilet?(I’m cringing now. Do I really want to know the answer???)[4] Are you the guy who offered me a stick a gum after emerging from the public commode? Euuuuwww![5] Is it because of disgusting people like you that automatic flushing toilets were invented?[6] Are you also the same person that left the soiled baby diapers underneath the tires of my car at the turnpike rest stop?[7] Are you the guy who also left the floating turds in the public swimming pool?[8] Are you the cook at the Waffle House?Thanks!Yours truly,~Angelina, the Polka QueenHere’s a tutorial for you! Happy flushing!P.S.— You know, as a licensed P.I., I can pretty much spot who you are. You’re the guy with the long nostril hairs who kept scratching his butt and then sniffing his fingertips while waiting on that double cheeseburger at midnight at Denny’s. Right?
Will a dime stop up a toilet?
It probably won't flush, they tend to sit in the bottom and it flushes past them. If it does, it won't block the toilet, think about it, I'm sure you've put much bigger things down there.....why don't you just reach in and get it? you can always wash your hands. Don't flush if it's one of those shredder toilets that macerate the solids before they go though, if by chance it does go, it will ruin the mechanisms.
My 7yr old son keeps writing on furniture/walls..how do I stop him?
I have a 7yr old boy who has decided to start writing small things on walls, furniture, toilet lid, painted walls. He confessed to doing it..and promised not to do it again. BUT!!! he keeps doing it. Over the past 4 mths now I keep finding little doodles here and there. He knows that he is only suppose to write in his writing books, or doodle magnet boards or paper. WHY DOES HE KEEP DOING IT?? I've just taken away his xbox 360 game privilege till Aug. What else can I do? Please help!! any advice much appreciated thanx!
Do moms hide their period time from kids?
I remember as a little kid that I had no idea what a period was. My mom was pretty good at hiding it. Once, though, she slipped a little bit.6 year old me went to use the restroom, when, to my horror, I saw a bloody pad in the trashcan.Not knowing what it was and, to be honest, a little bit freaked out, I left the bathroom swiftly and pulled my older brother out of his room.“Hey, is this yours?” I asked him.He looked like he wanted to die. Instead of explaining to me what that was, he awkwardly said, “No,” and trudged back to his room.I then went to dad, who was in the living room. “Dad, can I show you something?”He nodded, so I pulled him over to the bathroom. “Is this yours?” I pointed at the pad.“Uh, sweetie, maybe you should ask your mother about that.” With an “oh god, why me” expression on his face, Dad retreated back into his armchair.Finally, there was only one person left to ask in the household. My mother. I found her sitting in the living room with her computer and I pulled her over to the bathroom.“Mom, is this yours?”“Uh. Yes.”“Why do you-”“Um, right now you’re too young to understand, so how about I explain it to you when you’re older?”I nodded and went back into my bedroom. My mind was racing to find an explanation. Finally, I pieced together a theory of my own.Mom was dying, which was why she was bleeding so much.Horrified, I ran into my brother and explained to him my theory. “Mom’s going to die!” I screamed.With a long suffering sigh, my brother awkwardly began explaining to me what periods were. “Uh, well, um, Mom’s not dying..”“But she’s bleeding!”He then pulled up an article from the internet about periods. “Uh, well, why don’t you read this and I’ll just…uh…leave….”I was young, so I didn’t understand some of the terminology. He ended up having to explain everything to me. I rank that as the #1 most awkward conversation I have ever had.Most people learn about periods from their mothers.Me?No, I’m special.
Son is pooping his pants 9 years old, video games?
Google the word "encopresis". I have copied a site for you below, but there are many other references for you to read. Also, Google "encopresis diet" to help you learn how to manage the situation with dietary changes. Essentially, it means your child is partially constipated and does not completely void his bowels when he uses the bathroom. There are a lot of things you can do to help him work through. Shaming a child about something like will this is not effective. Patience and understanding will help the two of you move beyond this. If you have an insurance plan that will cover visits to a pediatric gastroenterologist, that would be ideal for you and your son. Encopresis is more common than most people think it is.