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To expect my 14.5 year old DSD to flush the loo..

14 replies

taxiforme · 17/07/2012 20:42

Happens every week when she is here.
She is sitting in the kitchen in her dressing gown now having had a shower and a rather large dump.

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EarnestDullard · 17/07/2012 20:43

Does she have FB? Could you threaten to post a photo? I bet that'd get the point across pretty quickly.

squeakytoy · 17/07/2012 20:44

Is it not easy to say "DSD, can you PLEASE flush the toilet when you have used it?"

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taxiforme · 17/07/2012 20:45

Great idea earnest will try that.

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taxiforme · 17/07/2012 20:46

Tried that squeaky which is why I am so angry and fed up. And a bit..uuuugh about it all.

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RaisinDEtre · 17/07/2012 20:46

Do you remind her to?

She might come from a home where water on a meter = household trained to use fewer flushes (ugh but we ain't on a meter)

DunkyWhorey · 17/07/2012 20:46

Just politely ask her to go and flush, with a polite indifference tone. Don't do it for her, but don't make a big deal of it.

If she refuses (hopefully unlikely), refuse to engage with her in any way until she agrees to go and flush. "Shall we go now" [giving her a lift into town] "sure hun, can you go and flush your rancid log first? Then we can go"

Etc.

LentillyFart · 17/07/2012 20:49

Next time she does it do guided tours for the rest of the household. That should embarrass her into not behaving like a cavewoman!

ImperialBlether · 17/07/2012 20:58

It doesn't matter if water's on a meter, does it? She should still flush the loo.

Cynner · 17/07/2012 21:02

Can you perhaps ask your dp to have a small chat with her? Smells like a bit of passive aggressive behaviour..

QuacksForDoughnuts · 17/07/2012 21:03

Water meters might entail letting the yellow mellow, but I doubt the girl's mum is discouraging her family from flushing poo! Unless she has an earth closet in the garden, in which case the cable is laid a lot deeper (and deodorised with wood chips) in the first place. She could however be having issues with the flush or not even know that the monster is still lurking - does your loo normally flush a turd away on first go? Because my folks had a loo for ages that almost never managed that - I often had to, er, manually reposition my brown shuttle (with a bit of loo roll between my hand and it) in order to get it into a better launch position. It was a massive and slightly yucky rigmarole but I usually did it because I knew it was the only way my poo would ever flush. If SD raises that issue when confronted, I'd suggest either leaving a strategically placed bog brush to use as a poo-poking device or direct her attention towards an existing one. If your relationship is normally good (you don't say) I doubt she's doing it to antagonise you...

FormerlyTitledUntidy · 17/07/2012 21:09

Meh, Id just flush it if I saw it.

SoleSource · 17/07/2012 22:01

Fucking gross.

taxiforme · 17/07/2012 22:31

Thanks all. I have had a word.

She did say that her mum didn't like her flushing the loo at home at night as it woke people up!

It was 8pm though and I reassured her that her mum is not here to worry about being woken up by poo/flush noises whatever the time she needs to go. My DH has told me she had worms recently too, FFS.

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70isaLimitNotaTarget · 17/07/2012 22:33

Yuk- even my Cellar Dweller DS has been trained to flush and use a Toilet Duck disposable brush thingey when he has a dump.

Vile behaviour, very disrespectful to you.

Bet she doesn't wash her hands either [vom]

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