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There's nothing more satisfying than taking a clean dump. If all goes as planned, it won't even smell bad. It might even smell like...strawberries! Go all out on the strawberry theme and buy this strawberry-patterned toilet mat set. No, it's not scented. But the one on the lid's so ripe and rosy it'll make you want to bite into it anyway.
Sorry if you think that's gross, but I haven't done a poop post in a REALLY long time and I couldn't resist!
Buy it here. (Thanks, Fran!)
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My wife Maki has made our second story commode into a Snoopy shrine. Otherwise she is pretty normal. But that leads me to a question.
How far should the toilet mat sit from the toilet, where it meets the floor?
Here in this picture there is some kind of frame around the toilet. My wife puts her Snoopy mats about 15 cm away from the toilet. I would think putting the toilet mat flush against the toilet would catch all those dribbles better. Is there anything wrong with using a toilet mat to maintain cleanliness? Or is the purpose of a toilet mat only to decorate and keep feet warm?
Posted by: tokyokevin | February 25, 2007 at 04:10 AM