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There's a lot of them (dozens) at various office buildings where I work. They're good for an office setting, where people get used to the quirks, which are mai
by mturmon 16y ago
There's a lot of them (dozens) at various office buildings where I work. They're good for an office setting, where people get used to the quirks, which are mainly: nothing but urine in the urinal (in particular, no saliva, which can clog the one-way-flow mechanism). At an airport, it would be asking for trouble.
- tjr 16y agoWe have them in the building I work in. People seem to fairly routinely continue to spit into them, which frankly, I don't understand at all. Maybe my physical makeup is just different, but I don't feel a pressing need to spit throughout the day, and if I did, it would almost certainly not occur to me to spit into a urinal, waterless or otherwise.
- rdl 16y agoPeople who smoke (or use chewing tobacco) are much more likely to spit.
- tghw 16y agoI've seen them all over public places in Colorado, including airports (Durango for sure, and I think Denver, too) and ski resorts. I'm guessing it's something about building/plumbing codes there. I've never seen (or smelled) and problem with them.
- khafra 16y agoThe theatre at MCBH Kaneohe Bay in Hawaii had them over a decade ago; I never noticed any problems.