Nieve ager

[Paul]

Again I had to goto the rest room at Walmart. After finishing using the urinal I reached for the handle, there wasn't one. I stood there trying to figure out where the darn thing was, to no avail. Then in disgustion I stepped back and wallah it flushed. I was beside myself. Ok now sink time to wash hands. Guess what no handle to turn on the facet...no where, at this point I am beside myself really. But after watching another gentleman wash his hands by putting his hands under the facet and bingo...water not hot nor cold. Remove hands water stops. My next act was the hand dyer, you guess it push the silver button and it automatically blow dries your hands dry.

There's a rumor in California that someone out there invented a (talking urinal). Can't wait til I try that one. Isn't technology wonderful? Paul

 

[Old Hipster]

Gee Paul didn't you wash your hands the other day in the Walmart Ladies room ?!? everything is automatic in there too.

 

[JustBonee]

Welcome to the Space Age Paul.

 

[That Guy]

There's an automatic flushing urinal in one of the restrooms I frequent at work and it scares the . . . piss . . . outta me every damned time I use it.

 

[SifuPhil]

Oom-pah-pah ...

 

[Anne]

Some of it just seems silly - with the water-saving toilets, if you flush more than once, how much water is that saving?? Reminds me of dh and our filtration system in the house...to refresh the air, you set the thermostat to ''fresh air', and 'low' or 'high' ventilation. It costs a little money to run that fan, and takes a while to circulate the outside air through the house.
I argue that it doesn't cost a thing to open a window or two, and much less time for the air to freshen the whole house.

What's up with that??