SmartSign "Don't Forget to Courtesy Flush, Thank You!" Sign | 7" x 10" Aluminum

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While of course no one wants to see the evidence of a previous occupant in a public toilet, we do have to make sure that we're not wasting water. People flushing toilets to cover up noises or even flushing toilets when they go in the stall to change clothes or cry and are afraid of what people will think if they don't flush the toilet are wasting a lot of water. The courtesy flush may be one of the most important contributions to bathroom etiquette in recent memory (right up there with flushable wet wipes and the DUDE Wiper 1000 bidet attachment). When you don’t have odor-eliminators like DUDE Bombs or air fresheners handy, a courtesy flush is the best line of defense against the stench of your poop.

Seinfeld Scripts. "The Bookstore." (March 22, 2015) http://www.seinfeldscripts.com/TheBookstore.htmThe more time poop sits, the more time the particles have to spread. But as Chris correctly points out, flushing immediately sends those particles down the drain instead of up your nose. How Did the Term “Courtesy Flush” Originate? Frankly, the anti-courtesy flush brigade seems a bit...anal about all this. If you're that concerned about wasting water, there are plenty of ways to make up for the couple of gallons you’re using. For example, showering less frequently. The Final Verdict on Courtesy Flushing

This is a very simple principle: If you use up the toilet paper, you replace it, not just lay it on top of the toilet tank. Hosts should be sure there's an extra roll within reach, especially if they don't want their guests digging around under the sink and looking from something to wipe with in a pinch. Those frilly towels that Aunt Ginny gave you as a housewarming gift were meant to be used on hands.

All that "wasted water" goes through the sewage treatment plant, so it's not wasted. You just have to wait for it to recycle. Many DUDES are familiar with the courtesy flush, but few have articulated its better than actor Chris Pratt. Why Chris Pratt Is Right About the Courtesy Flush Hi Mike, I need your help. Would you be able to write a short note/memo to my coworkers explaining the courtesy flush? Some people apparently have never heard of the concept.

Remember when your mom made you take one last trip to the loo before setting out on a road trip. Those principles still apply when you fly. Boarding is a hectic time, and fighting the one-way aisle traffic trying to reach the bathroom while passengers are looking for bins for stashing bags is no bueno. So, go before you get onboard.

You’ve got a hot, steamy deuce cooking up in your colon. It’s gonna reek beyond belief, but you can’t hold it any longer. Maybe you’re in the office commode or at your girlfriend’s place for the first time. Whatever the shit-uation, you can’t afford to ruin the moment with your horrific stank.