1) It isn't only the guys who don't lift the seat and leave a wet mess on the seat (either that or we have some guys using the women's room here). YUCK! 2) When one is in a hurry (which is more frequent for the sit-down usage than the potentially standing usage), speed is important and down is good. 3) If anyone has physical issues, down may be easier to deal with. I would say that in handicapped stalls the seat should be left in the down position because I imagine that if one is already dealing with a wheelchair or crutches re-adjusting the seat may be hard. 4) If you flush with your foot, seat down makes it easier to do on certain facilities. 5) Less announcement of your, um, intentions of usage?
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Date: 2004-02-25 08:50 pm (UTC)2) When one is in a hurry (which is more frequent for the sit-down usage than the potentially standing usage), speed is important and down is good.
3) If anyone has physical issues, down may be easier to deal with. I would say that in handicapped stalls the seat should be left in the down position because I imagine that if one is already dealing with a wheelchair or crutches re-adjusting the seat may be hard.
4) If you flush with your foot, seat down makes it easier to do on certain facilities.
5) Less announcement of your, um, intentions of usage?