What do you like to leave in your toilet?

[Roadgeekteen]

Everything except a woman

[allniter89]

Nothing, I prefer to ensure everything is gone after I flush.

If only more people thought like you... especially in public bathrooms 

Urinals are mostly fine, the stalls are disasters.

Unless there's no way to hold #2 I wont use public toliets. Some public toliets look like they havent been cleaned in months.

[Rothman]

Nothing, I prefer to ensure everything is gone after I flush.

If only more people thought like you... especially in public bathrooms 

Urinals are mostly fine, the stalls are disasters.

Unless there's no way to hold #2 I wont use public toliets. Some public toliets look like they havent been cleaned in months.

That hampers one's ability to travel.

[Scott5114]

Nothing, I prefer to ensure everything is gone after I flush.

If only more people thought like you... especially in public bathrooms 

Urinals are mostly fine, the stalls are disasters.

Unless there's no way to hold #2 I wont use public toliets. Some public toliets look like they havent been cleaned in months.

That hampers one's ability to travel.

I mean, not really. I also eschew public restrooms for #2. For me it's more of a privacy/being able to relax thing than the cleanliness per se–I just don't feel like going until I'm somewhere comfortable to go. If I'm traveling I just wait until I get where I'm going (either home, the hotel, or family member's house where I'm staying, they're all better than a public restroom).

[kphoger]

I also eschew public restrooms for #2. For me it's more of a privacy/being able to relax thing than the cleanliness per se–I just don't feel like going until I'm somewhere comfortable to go. If I'm traveling I just wait until I get where I'm going (either home, the hotel, or family member's house where I'm staying, they're all better than a public restroom).

How do you manage a 700-mile road trip, when the urge to go #2 hits after 100 miles?

[Roadgeekteen]

I also eschew public restrooms for #2. For me it's more of a privacy/being able to relax thing than the cleanliness per se–I just don't feel like going until I'm somewhere comfortable to go. If I'm traveling I just wait until I get where I'm going (either home, the hotel, or family member's house where I'm staying, they're all better than a public restroom).

How do you manage a 700-mile road trip, when the urge to go #2 hits after 100 miles?

The side of the road.

[Scott5114]

I also eschew public restrooms for #2. For me it's more of a privacy/being able to relax thing than the cleanliness per se–I just don't feel like going until I'm somewhere comfortable to go. If I'm traveling I just wait until I get where I'm going (either home, the hotel, or family member's house where I'm staying, they're all better than a public restroom).

How do you manage a 700-mile road trip, when the urge to go #2 hits after 100 miles?

That's the funny thing–since it's all psychological, the urge just doesn't hit at all until I get somewhere I can relax. (The same is not true for #1.)

Occasionally I would have the urge to go at work, but I could go use the bathroom near HR or some other day-walker department that was only on duty when nothing important was going on.

[Roadgeekteen]

I also eschew public restrooms for #2. For me it's more of a privacy/being able to relax thing than the cleanliness per se–I just don't feel like going until I'm somewhere comfortable to go. If I'm traveling I just wait until I get where I'm going (either home, the hotel, or family member's house where I'm staying, they're all better than a public restroom).

How do you manage a 700-mile road trip, when the urge to go #2 hits after 100 miles?

That's the funny thing–since it's all psychological, the urge just doesn't hit at all until I get somewhere I can relax. (The same is not true for #1.)

Occasionally I would have the urge to go at work, but I could go use the bathroom near HR or some other day-walker department that was only on duty when nothing important was going on.

I also never need to go when I'm exercising.