Bathroom Etiquette

Have you ever wondered exactly how to handle tricky bathroom etiquette situations at home? Home bathroom etiquette is all about blocking innocent bystanders from having to experience the three senses: sight, sound, and smell (please, let's not even consider touch and taste!). more »

Some bathroom etiquette is just so obvious. However, public restrooms often do pose some questions. Etiquette calls for courtesy, and this should always be remembered. Be neat, be clean, be conscious and you will be acting with good manners. more »

Muslims follow specific bathroom etiquette and behavioral guidelines based on teaching in the Quran. Bathroom etiquette can be divided into six aspects: entering, seclusion, rule against facing Qiblah (the Kaaba in Mecca, a building toward which Muslims turn when they pray), squatting, cleaning and stepping out. more »

The bathroom can be a breeding ground for germs, but it can also be a place of intrigue and interest for children. Of course kids can find a way to entertain themselves just about anywhere. As offensive as it may seem to adults, children may like to play in the bathroom. It is important that parents teach children good hygiene and... more »

Not every bathroom experience is a pleasant one. There are always those people who never flush, use the last of the toilet paper without replacing it or engage in awkward bathroom conversations. However, by brushing up on your bathroom etiquette, you can improve the experience for yourself and others. more »