Mar 6 2007Sink built into toilet saves water, grosses out
The Sinkpositive Sink is a sink built into the toilet tank lid so that after you flush, the sink starts running with water that would normally go straight into the tank. This way you waste less water and don't have to worry about walking over to a sink and turning a faucet on. Although washing your hands in your toilet just feels wrong. I don't care how clean it is, you might as well be asking me to eat my breakfast on a pile of feces.
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Reader Comments
1. junkman - May 16, 2007 8:30 AM
Oh,yes, I agree. And I hate that recycling stuff. All those old cans and bottles piling up grosses me out, too. As for saving water, let someone else take care of that, I mean, isn't that what I pay taxes for? And shortage, there's no shortage, it's raining where I live. I say the more water the better to wash away my poopies. It doesn't matter if water is wasted, I just can't stand the thought of doing anything different (especially in the bathroom) than the way I've been doing things my whole life. And, besides, they just found water on Mars. Thank you for your part in squashing another attempt to be "smart" and "efficeint" at the cost of my comfort. Cheers.