Poll: Which sex's restroom is grosser? *GROSS!*

[AFpheonix]

In my dorm, our bathrooms were really well taken care of. We DID have to have a friend stationed at the toilet to flush repeatedly so we could have enough warm water for a shower, but other than that, it was all good.


My husband's dorm had a small problem with drunk boys peeing on the heater in the bathroom....

[Greenday]

I talked to the cleaning lady and she said it honestly depends on the floor because one floor like mine might have a lot more girls than guys so the girl's bathroom will be worse. But overall she thinks it's even. As for the worst bathroom to clean in the building though, she think's it's the 8th floor's guy's bathroom. Once again though, it's mostly guys on that floor.

[RecoveringKinkoid]

The guys on the fourth floor of our old building used to go down to the third floor bathroom, even though there was one on their floor. This was because the forth floor men's room was too disgusting to use.

All floors of ladies rooms were okay.

So I'm gonna go with it probaby depends on each individual.

[Dreamstalker]

You mean those wondrous devices which wait until you take your hands away to turn on, then shut off again when you try to put them under the spray?

Half kidding. The ones that *work* are great. But the ones where I usually go (so to speak) are awful.

I think those are a great idea...again, when they work. I've used a few of those sinks where I practically had to touch the sensor to get the water to turn on.

Ladies is worse (college dorm bathrooms...nuff said). I'm not a complete neat freak, but I do try to keep the bathroom as clean as possible. When I had to call maintenance one semester to fix the toilet in my apartment (leaky valve), the guy who showed up actually commented that my bathroom was one of the cleanest ones he'd seen.

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

You mean those wondrous devices which wait until you take your hands away to turn on, then shut off again when you try to put them under the spray?

Half kidding. The ones that *work* are great. But the ones where I usually go (so to speak) are awful.

Oh, for the record, I'm male, ladies' room is much worse, for the same reasons everyone else has given.

The ones in the bathroom at my store are terrible. You have to flail your hands around under them to get them to turn on half the time. I think they are at least 10, maybe even 15 years old.

Sometimes I think it would be quicker to run out to the bubbler outside the door, turn it on and get my hands wet, dash back into the bathroom for soap and paper towels, dash back out to the bubbler to rinse, and then dry off.