Comments on Pet Peeving: Who Installed the Bathroom Door?

and who put the toilet paper roller so close to to...

2007-03-16T10:36:00.000-05:00

and who put the toilet paper roller so close to toilet seat that when you sit down, it is in the way of your leg... and when you go to get some paper, you cant take more than 6 inches of it without it dragging on the floor?!

All bathroom stalls should first of all be spaciou...

2006-08-06T18:47:00.000-05:00

All bathroom stalls should first of all be spacious, with hooks/shelves for jackets and purses, etc. I never put my stuff on the floor- sometimes I have to just hold it under my arm or around my neck. Secondly, they should have doors that open out, but only if on a spring hinge, so that they stay closed while in the stall. Otherwise, if your door opens out and it comes loose, swinging outward, it would be horrible to try to retrieve it while in the middle of "going". Most stall doors don't latch properly- that's a whole 'nother pet peeve. The only drawback for the spring hinged outward opening design is that it requires looking under the door for feet to see if the stall is occupied since the door stays closed. A hook style latch on the inside could ensure that noone opens the door when you are in there, but that would need to be properly mounted, which is asking a lot. What about bathroom doors that swing back and forth? Restaurant kitchen doors are like that I think, to avoid having to use one's hands.

Here's my bag: Why do you have to pull a stall doo...

2006-07-25T09:44:00.000-05:00

Here's my bag: Why do you have to pull a stall door towards you to get out of the crapper? I mean, the stall is small enough as it is, and now you want us to practically stand on the toilet so I can have enough room to pull the door back so I can get out?

"Pull to get in, push to get out" advocates rise up and fight!