Why do tradies keep using my toilet?

[cat_mioux]

I don't mind of course. But I do wonder why every single tradie or delivery guy needs to use my toilet?

Is it because:

a) they think as I keep a clean house I'd also keep a clean loo and they  want to relieve themselves in cleanliness

b) they think my house is messy and they'd rather use a messy loo than a pristine loo because they are worried they'll mess it up

c) they feel comfortable enough to ask if they could use my loo because I'm a friendly warm approachable person

??

[ten*teeny*tiny*toes]

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@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:

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@carls*world wrote:

E) If they've been in there a few minutes, it's obviously having been in the company of Ms Mioux for a while. They need to ummmmm.......

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Hubba hubba........that'll be it!

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Now I get it . Took me a while. I had to work my way through the alphabet.

[cat_mioux]

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@carls*world wrote:

E) If they've been in there a few minutes, it's obviously having been in the company of Ms Mioux for a while. They need to ummmmm.......

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[cat_mioux]

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

I just want to know if they left the seat up?

C

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The seat was down 🙂

Thank goodness. My son knows if he ever left the seat up he'd get a slap upside the head. The tradie would have gotten one too!

[*crikey*mate*]

did he have good aim?

[cat_mioux]

He seems to have had a good aim but I did wipe the loo down with disinfectant after he left. I just feel a bit eww when a stranger uses my toilet, which seems to be frequently!

If only he knew his toilet visit has been the subject of intense scrutiny. 

[azureline**]

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@cat_mioux wrote:

This guy didn't need to poop. I'd run out of toilet paper and was going to replace it but hadn't got around to it. When he asked me if he could use my toilet I replied "of course, just let me give you a roll of toilet paper" as I opened the laundry cupboard and pulled out a roll and tried to hand it to him.

He blushed and said "oh that won't be nescessary".

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lol, today my 4yo grandson informed me that he does not need to use paper, his dad showed him how to shake.

[*crikey*mate*]

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@cat_mioux wrote:

He seems to have had a good aim but I did wipe the loo down with disinfectant after he left. I just feel a bit eww when a stranger uses my toilet, which seems to be frequently!

If only he knew his toilet visit has been the subject of intense scrutiny. 

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email him the thread ROFL

[amber-eyed-girl]

unfortunately, not needing toilet paper does not necessarily tell you what's going to be happening

and then there was no flush

and it was the neighbour's tradie

[rawr*i*r*dinosaur]

Because um, people need to evacuate their bowels/bladder contents on a regular basis? Shocking, I know.

[rawr*i*r*dinosaur]

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@spotweldersfriend wrote:
If they're old tradies,it could be incontinence

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But why wouldn't they like wear nappies if they're old?