Huh?

This is more for my fellow lady bloggers than the guys.

Did you know about restaurants and bars putting ice in urinals?

I, for the first time at 55, just heard that this is fairly common practice. Incredulous, I peppered the person with questions as he acted as if I were a complete numbskull.

This puts a whole new twist on "You learn something new everyday".

Comments

  1. anne marie in phillySeptember 6, 2019 at 7:46 AM

    really? why do they do that? I didn't know about this either, but then again I don't use a urinal to pee.

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  2. Marie SmithSeptember 6, 2019 at 12:03 PM

    New one to me too, Linda. It’s not like it would come up in conversation often.

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  3. JeanieSeptember 6, 2019 at 2:10 PM

    I never heard of that -- but then, I've not had the investigative experience to verify!

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  4. BrianSeptember 9, 2019 at 9:20 AM

    Seems to me it would make the splashing worse. A stream of - fluid - is bad enough bouncing off a toilet mint, toss in all the irregular surfaces on a pile if ice cubes - hoo boy!! Better back up!

    Also never witnessed the practice except for maybe a guy pouring out a drink in one.

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