If there’s anything that doesn’t get enough credit, it’s the toilet. We use it several times a day to take care of our business, spend time scrolling through social media, catching up on some light reading, or thinking up our next big business venture. In fact, there’s a chance you might be reading this from that exact spot right now, as research has revealed that we spend six months of our lifetime aimlessly looking through social media platforms while sitting on the toilet.
This may be the case in the comfort of your own bathroom, but when you come across lavatories like in this Facebook group, “Toilets With Threatening Auras,” it’s unlikely you’d want to spend more than a minute in there.
Below, you’ll find a list full of pictures of porcelain thrones in horror movie-like scenarios. From lacking privacy and scary decor to floors that look like you could fall right through them, these toilets will leave you appreciating the comfort of your own home.
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I’m not getting “threatened” vibes like the post says. I think this is awesome !
Load More Replies...ok this one time I took a shower in the bathrooms at [[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[ and girls came in and it was all OK.. It was like oh yo spent the night... gettin clean.. me too when you're done.. there was nothing sexual
Load More Replies...same, but only if its not mine. It would suck to have to clean it.
Load More Replies...He's just lonely and wants a friend. He's also rather awkward at approaching people.
I've heard they are great escape artists, I wonder what the backstory is
Load More Replies...Sad... attitudes like this are what make us unworthy of this world
Similar to the bizarre toilets on this list, our bathroom habits can be equally interesting. It’s no secret that some of us—more than 65%—take our phones while going to the restroom. To find out more, NordVPN has carried out a whole study on this. From all the countries surveyed, it looks like the Spaniards need technological distraction the most, with nearly 80% of respondents using their phones on the toilet. Germany comes at the end of the list, with 54% (still quite a lot) of their citizens using smartphones on the loo. Additionally, this was the most common among Millennials, closely followed by Gen Z.
I almost expect to see a pair of legs with pants around the ankle poking down from the top of the frame.
This one DOES make me chuckle a bit. But hell to the no about ever actually using it.
I actually might sh1t b4 actually using it bc of how high it is………
Load More Replies...I used to say I wasn't afraid of heights but now I know I just manage my fear of heights. This destroyed my. Illusion. This is primal fear s**t.
Another reason to add to the list of why I don’t want to be a plumber…
If you drop your dentures into the toilet, don't try to flush them down.
By far the most popular activity while sitting on the toilet is scrolling through social media (53.4% of participants). Weirdly, it’s the least popular among Lithuanians, who prefer to spend time reading or listening to the news. Out of all countries, Canada loves gaming the most, with nearly 40% of respondents spending their time playing in the restroom. Americans are the friendliest and are most likely to call or message their loved ones while on the toilet. Some stay productive, with Germans and Australians choosing this time to plan their day the most.
That's why they need to be filled with ice, like an old-fashioned dive bar trough
Load More Replies...They ship them out when they are full labelled 'Natural Spring Water'
I have dreams where I have to pee really bad and it takes forever to finally find a toilet. I walk in and it looks something like this.
I hate when we are playing poker and someone has to take a potty break, no more. Shuffle up and deal.
I've called this meeting today to see if anyone can throw up any ideas on how we can get more respect around here...
Unfortunately, people in the USA tend to be the clumsiest—20.4% of respondents admitted to having dropped their phone into the toilet. Second place goes to the Netherlands, with 16.9% of unlucky respondents bathing their phones in loo water. Lithuanians and Germans are the most graceful, with only 10% of them saying they have let their devices slip.
When someone told me about toilets that can clean you with water. This wasnt what i expected. It did get everything out, so 8/10
Apart from the fact that the inside of the egg seat is upholstered so must be a nightmare to clean, I quite like this
Yes! Replace the lining with PU leather and you're good to go.
Load More Replies...It looks like the chair from mork and Mindy with a toilet
While it might seem like the ultimate time to multitask, scrolling on your phone in a restroom has been found to be one of the most annoying bathroom habits. 60% get frustrated when a family member or a housemate occupies the bathroom by reading the news or playing games.
It also prevents you from getting close enough to the urinal to actually prevent splashing. Most people who use urinals just put their feet wide to avoid the splash.
Load More Replies...What, in the name of Ghostbusters, melted the toilet & left a calling card on the wall?!!
Someone put an explosive in it, just to see what would happen. Now they know. :)
Load More Replies...However, some things in the toilet are indeed threatening us. Almost half of us (at least in the US) have never cleaned our phones, so imagine how many germs could be living on them, especially if we take them with us to the bathroom. Plastics in our smartphones can hide and transfer bacteria and viruses, such as the common cold virus, which can live there for up to a week. While some of them are harmless, others can cause skin breakouts or even more serious conditions, like food poisoning and influenza.
The red light is for junkies so they can't see their veins and take drugs in the toilet.
swwms comhy seems comfy, I'lll stay from 6 to life.. oh and bring my tea
10 points it you can do twinkle twinkle little star
Load More Replies...Van Halen fans are extra disturbed by this. (He used the tap technique)
Bruh when i was younger my dad took me into the men’s restroom and they had TVS above it !!!!!!
People with weaker immune systems are advised to get into the habit of cleaning their devices on a regular basis. It’s best to wipe them at least once a day with an antibacterial wipe and don't let others touch them to minimize the spread of germs. We don’t need to give up the phone in the bathroom, but spending less time on the toilet and practicing good hand hygiene is necessary. Doctors emphasize that washing your hands is one of the most powerful steps you can take to prevent the spread of bacteria and illnesses. They should be cleaned at least five times a day, as well as every time you use the bathroom.
Most of these combos make you straddle the toilet to use the sink. At least the sink is on the side.
This would go perfectly with the skull potty near the beginning of the list.
At least you can sit while you shït. Better than a squat hole toilet.
I have used one like this. I don't recall it having a urinal but the "top hat" toilet is rather memorable. It is basically a permanent outhouse. Below is a big tank that I assume they pump once in a while. But I mean big, not like a porta potty. My biggest concern was making sure there was nothing on my belt / pockets that could fall out because if you lost your keys or cell phone down there it is basically gone. Trying to remember where and which state. Probably WA or maybe ID / MT. It was government owned. Like a state campground or maybe a rest stop.
Way back I actually used one of these. It was at picnic pull off up in Maine. It is open to the sewage tank. There is no valve, everything just falls into the tank like a permanent porta potty. To empty it they simply drop a hose down the toilet. The smell was something else.
Oddly enough, scientists have come up with a way to really see how bacteria and other particles spread while using a bathroom. They set up green laser beams over a toilet without a lid, positioned cameras a few feet away, dimmed the lights, and flushed. The illuminated particles came out spraying like a rocket. Their eerie green videos show how fast and far contamination flies in public bathrooms, possibly putting their users at risk of getting sick.
So I know people from other countries make fun of those who use TP, but is a communal a*s hose really much better?
Is this a usable toilet or have they replaced their toilet and is this their old one.
Based on these findings, bathroom creators may want to adjust their designs or install better ventilation or disinfection systems to prevent the spread of germs. Surely, you’re wondering if closing the lid is enough. Well, the American Institute of Physics in 2021 found that it helps to decrease the spread of bacteria but doesn’t eliminate them completely. Droplets can still escape between the cover and the seat.
Wife: Hey Hun the toilet system is falling off the wall again. Can you mend it please? Hubby: yeah ok
If it moves and shouldn't, duck tape. If it doesn't move and should, WD40. This is perfectly fine
Well, they have accidentally come up with the best scientific way to poop. *https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRcSRxSjkISp3k3g9if7ioToE7pURBCEes_sq5-10NgJ0atxLjxGWcIObqCtQ&s*
If you movements sound like that, consider seeing a doctor :D
Load More Replies...Seriously? Right next to a body of water means that you are contaminating that water. Disgusting.
Make sure to grab the right leaf to wipe. I think I see some poison ivy…
Ironically, the goal of the toilet is to get rid of waste, but it’s also doing the opposite—spraying contaminated particles on our bathroom walls and ceilings, including our phones. It’s something we can’t see with our naked eyes, so it’s easy to think that it doesn’t exist. So next time you scroll through social media on the toilet, remember to close the lid and wash your hands so that you can ensure your bathroom remains a lot less threatening, unlike the ones on this list.
pull it slowly and the spider will start walking like is on a treadmill ...
BUT - it got IN, it can also get OUT. But not while I'm there.
Load More Replies...I had an encounter with one of these the other day, same size and species. I was dragging my kayak along on it's trolley, and all of a sudden I feel little suction pads and fur running over my hand. It was one of these ones in a dreadful panic trying to climb up my arm thinking I was a tree. I flicked my hand to dislodge it, thanked it for not biting me (they generally don't anyway) and shooed it away to the nearest tree. It all depends on what kind of spider it is. This little one would be trapped and terrified. If it was a big QLD bird eating huntsman or a funnelweb I would be running away fast
And you lived to tell the tale? I would have died of terror on the spot!
Load More Replies...It looks more like a wolf spider to me (Australian). They're pretty timid.
Load More Replies...I think I’d prefer to use the portaloo on the building site than find this. Omg. Having no choice but to use that portaloo out of desperation and when you finish, wipe your brow, look at the loo roll holder and then find that staring back at you. My day is destined to be filled by creating various disgusting combos of these toilets. This one though, is way out in the lead.
I would pull the toilet paper slowly to see if they would start running like in a hamster wheel (and cackle madly if they did).
No! If you want your family to do that, fine. There should probably be separate ones for each person, because laundry likely doesn't get all the intestinal "critters", and sharing those seems unwise. But to expect guests to use those rags is nasty, not to mention revolting. If you cant flush paper, guests could use paper and toss it out
A bidet would be more effective and accomplish the same thing without the ick factor. I hope they at least warn guests before.
Load More Replies...Are those used ones in the open, rough surfaced box next to the toilet?
Yeah, was thinking it should be a type of bag inside..
Load More Replies...... And then when you go to their kitchen, you see similar looking wash cloths used to wipe the counters
Actually there should be a sprayer also. You wash with the sprayer and dry your butt with the cloth. Very Asian, very clean and very good for environment
That's what I do at home. To actually dry wipe with rags is disgusting. For my guests there's toilet paper.
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Load More Replies...I think it might just be rust on the radiator, from splashes. The floor is also stained. Doesn't make it much better, mind, in fact it speaks of years of poor aiming - why some men won't sit to pee I never have understood.
Load More Replies...This can only happen when you have explosive diarrhoea and fall asleep on the toilet
Had a house where we had to step over the toilet bowl to close the door in our half bath
The wild toilet, a shy, reclusive species, is found here in its native habitat, naturally camouflaged in the woods.
It would not surprise me to find these are names of actual humans
Load More Replies...I would hazard a guess that there's a ayer of cling film under the seat or something similar that seems to be ziptied to the seat. But surely there are nore hygienic games ro to with elf on the shelf!!
This is such a bad idea. In general, just don't impede people's access to the toilet.
You can see the cardboard in the second pic. Whew, was worried there for a moment.
I've seen this in person (one like it) so it must be popular enough a number of folks have done this. It made me laugh, but I wish folks would not mess with these. When I was younger men did not get changing tables in the restrooms. I've had to do the whole - lay my coat on the floor to change the kid thing. Now that we have them I'd rather people don't abuse them until they get taken out. Kind of like how my local Walmart removed the mirrors in the bathroom because people kept scratching / vandalizing them.
Oh dear, I hadn't noticed it until you mentioned it. Now I need the unsee juice, please.
Load More Replies...I am hoping that this is a bathroom with a couch rather than a living room?
Those fly strips in the bathtub just add to the overall mystique and romance.
A friend of mine has a rather grody bathroom. This makes his look like something out of Better Homes & Gardens.
So glad that using soft materials to decorate toilets is a thing of the past. They were so unhygienic! I had an elderly relative circa mid 1980s and everything down to shampoo bottles had a frilly tea cosy type thing on it. 🤢
My grandma had a fully pink carpeted bathroom. Floor, baseboards, toilet seat lid and tank, side of the bathtub, everything. Last I dared stick my head in there the carpet was mercifully gone but the stains on the fluffy seat cover still haunt me sometimes
Load More Replies..."Captains Hunnnnnnnnnnnnngggghhhhhh hohohohohohohohohoooooo YES! Log, Stardate 2374.404... ouch!"
It rolls down stairs, and underneath chairs, over your neighbor's dog. It's good for a snack, it fits on your back it's..
Looohog looohogn it's big, it's better, it's good! Looohog, looohog, it's better than bad, it's good!
A bit of toilet bowl cleaner would take that right out in a minute or two. But it is kind of funny the toilet brush appears to still have the cardboard wrapper / never been used.
I think it's too late for the toilet brush. May need a sand blaster
Load More Replies...Of all the disturbing images in this post I'm going to be awake in the wee hours thinking 'we take a turkey into a portaloo?!'. I want to know the context, where this was the only choice!
Load More Replies...Why does he look like the love child of Paul Daniels and Jonathon Ross?
This is a gross trend. I don't let bathroom air touch my food, even as a joke.
i learned from covid 19 that people spit when they talk so i dont eat out at restaurants anymore. all meals are made at home now.
Load More Replies...OK this is the 2nd squatting one here that I don't think belongs on the list. This is just a cultural difference. Are they clean examples of squatting toilets? Not by a long shot!! Would I prefer this to a more western style toilet? No way! But its just a cultural difference so doesn't stand up against the others.
I agree. Though it is kind of regional. If you had never seen a squat toilet and had to use the bathroom, finding this might seem kind of "ominous". but not for people who grew up with them. I've seen in floor squat toilets in Korea and Japan back in the 80s. Though I think both countries have a lot of 'western' style toilets these days.
Load More Replies...That's not threatening, it's been installed for elderly/mobility impaired people to get up without needing help from others
Exactly! And there are some nights some of us could have used devices such as these to get off the seat a tad more gracefully.
Load More Replies...As an occupational therapist, I still think this looks like the Starship Enterprise!
I'm surprised I made it to #45, and I pretty much regretted most of it.
I'm surprised I made it to #45, and I pretty much regretted most of it.
