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Interesting, also UK here, never really noticed problems with our toilets on the scale you are describing. There are some that annoy me because you need to push
by yardstick 6y ago
Interesting, also UK here, never really noticed problems with our toilets on the scale you are describing. There are some that annoy me because you need to push the flush a couple times (pump action), but fairly rare.
Whereas with US toilets, I just don’t get them. The low flat bowl is weird, discourages peeing standing up, and then the design of most public and business toilets with those massive gaps on the doors, giving you no privacy... what’s with that?
- aristophenes 6y agoHaha, yes the difference in the bathroom stalls is real. I've had a few hilarious conversations about these issues over beers in a pub. Personally, I think the stalls in the US are as they are to discourage problematic behavior inside the bathroom stalls (vandalism, drugs, and worse), and it's just good etiquette to not look through the cracks. Having an actual little room to yourself with a full door in a public toilet in the UK is nice.