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A healthy pooh needs only 3 wipes according to

247 replies

sandyballs · 12/01/2006 12:44

Discuss please

OP posts:
FrannytheQuinoaEater · 13/01/2006 21:01

Carpet in the bathroom is unhygienic and very lower middle class.

MrsSpoon · 13/01/2006 21:01

I stand to wipe and I don't drip.

Blandmum · 13/01/2006 21:01

PMSL.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

this is vintage stuff.
Do you think it will make the next book?

Meanoldmummy · 13/01/2006 21:01

I don't think I've got the requisite qualifications to use your loo lonelymum...sounds like the bloody Krypton Factor!

Lonelymum · 13/01/2006 21:02

Oh Moondog, I am so sorry, it must be a worry (though it seems if you can just prevent your children playing with the severed heads of slaughtered chickens, you might be alright). I thought it sounded like it was near you. Hope you are keeping a healthy sense of perspective. You can always come home can't you?

QE2 · 13/01/2006 21:02

Am I the only one then that wipes in one fell swoop, from start of the front crack to end of the back crack?

TambaTheDragonSlayer · 13/01/2006 21:02

LOL at this thread

Dh. who occassionally comments that I was too much time has just read this thread over my shoulder and now believes he has proof

Oh and he says he uses one sheet per wipe until it is all clean and he sits down to do it.

FrannytheQuinoaEater · 13/01/2006 21:03

I wipe the front first. I stand. I part certain, um, parts gracefully. I wipe. 3 times if necessary. I emerge clean and refreshed, with NO BITS ON THE SEAT.

harpsichordcarrier · 13/01/2006 21:03

(was using front bottom in deference to Lonelymum Franny, but thanks for pointing it out sweetie)

TambaTheDragonSlayer · 13/01/2006 21:03

waste*

Meanoldmummy · 13/01/2006 21:03

How do you KNOW if three times is necessary?

Blandmum · 13/01/2006 21:03

bits of what....name names, girl

Lonelymum · 13/01/2006 21:03

But how many times do you people drip bits from either oriface onto the floor? I suppose as achild, I might have dripped the odd drop of urine on the loo seat, but NEVER on the floor! You sound half incontinent!

harpsichordcarrier · 13/01/2006 21:04

franny that's fine
you MAY use my lavatory

moondog · 13/01/2006 21:04

I amstill in UK lm-not planning to go to Turkey until April (if at all...)
When we lived in the Pacific,people wiped their arses on a wooden stake jammed into the wall.

MrsSpoon · 13/01/2006 21:04

I know you should wipe from front to back but I've never quite got the hang of that, I treat both as separate areas and use copious amount of loo roll.

nooka · 13/01/2006 21:05

QE2 - you have carpet in your loo!!?? Oh, and you should always wipe poo from front to back, otherwise you can (I think I won't go into the details becuase - despite the tone of this thread I think it might get lower!) get nasty infections. So if you have wee'd too you should wipe the front first (making sure you don't hit the back) and then wipe the back from front to back. So there! I can't believe that there are female stand up and wipers out there! When you stand up doesn't pee dribble down your legs? (oops - so much for the tone!!)

harpsichordcarrier · 13/01/2006 21:05

(yes she's being very coy about the BITS issue isn't she mb?)
spit it out franny

Meanoldmummy · 13/01/2006 21:05

Oh god moondog...I could happily have gone through life never knowing that!!!

CaptainDippy · 13/01/2006 21:05

Obviously - the person who said this has never been the proud changer of one of my DD1's nappies - A sight to behold (they actually argue over who is going to change her at her nursery - they are THAT bad!!!!!!) Yuck!!!!!!!

harpsichordcarrier · 13/01/2006 21:05

TWO wipes
one at the front
one at the back
possibly two if required
HC approved methodology

Lonelymum · 13/01/2006 21:06

Thank goodness for that Moondog although I am sure the risk is minimal. Should we mention the Arabs who supposedly don't use paper at all?

FrannytheQuinoaEater · 13/01/2006 21:06

Hoddy, I am not going near your toilet. There is god knows what festering in the carpet - the next strain of ebola probably

FrannytheQuinoaEater · 13/01/2006 21:06

HC, only 2? For big jobs and all?????

MrsSpoon · 13/01/2006 21:07

Yes I wipe as Nooka describes, only standing up, although I suppose not fully standing up, still sort of at the toilet, never had a problem with dribbles or drips.