Handicap stall?

[TheLastPig]

If all things are equal, empty bathroom, clean toilets, are you taking the handicap stall or regular stall to do your business?

Handicap stall makes me feel exposed so I always opt for regular.

[scrock25]

Handicap stall 100x out of 100.

[daveshookme]

I rarely take it at work, solely because it's farther from the entrance to the bathroom. If all the closer stalls are taken, I use the handicapped stall and have zero regrets.

[rconverse]

I think the handicap stalls are the best ones if available.

[DMBstandUP1984]

the best one to use is the first one closest to the door..it is the stall most often skipped

[Arby]

only take Handicap stall if its the only one available

[SmoothG]

Originally Posted by scrock25

Handicap stall 100x out of 100.

This.

Originally Posted by DMBstandUP1984

the best one to use is the first one closest to the door..it is the stall most often skipped

I often think about this. But then continue past to the handicap stall.

[hmich176]

Regular stall unless the handicap stall is the only one available.

[Climb2safety]

Family bathroom


Handicap stall








Regular stall with no one on either side





Regular stall with one person on one side









Regular stall three wide

[rconverse]

Originally Posted by Arby

only take Handicap stall if its the only one available

Originally Posted by hmich176

Regular stall unless the handicap stall is the only one available.

Because of preferene for the other style stall or because you don't want to use an area designated for handicapped individuals?

[mr. testaverde]

Handicap stall’s toilet in my office is a bit taller than i like my toilets to be for optimal poopage, but ill use it if necessary

[TheLastPig]

taller toilets are less optimal for poopage, plus only being 5'10 they cause a problem so im with you there

[mr. testaverde]

Originally Posted by TheLastPig

taller toilets are less optimal for poopage, plus only being 5'10 they cause a problem so im with you there

Im 6’2” and its still too tall

[Gene Parmesan]

Ever get the handicap hotel room where the entire bathroom is like a large draining shower. Hate those, don't want to touch that seat at all when I'm showering.

[Climb2safety]

Originally Posted by Gene Parmesan

Ever get the handicap hotel room where the entire bathroom is like a large draining shower. Hate those, don't want to touch that seat at all when I'm showering.

Yeah, I have had this.

There basically is not shower stall, just a curtain

[Arby]

Originally Posted by rconverse

Because of preferene for the other style stall or because you don't want to use an area designated for handicapped individuals?

don't want to use an area designated for handicapped individuals; Handicap stall is almost always better (so spacious!)

[Ascf33]

100% depends on it's location. At work, our Handicap stalls are the first one, right on the end, closest to the door. No way I'm shitting there. I think the answer is always the farthest away from the entrance.

[rconverse]

Originally Posted by Arby

don't want to use an area designated for handicapped individuals; Handicap stall is almost always better (so spacious!)

Well then you are def a better person than me. When I have to shit in public, I get real selfish, real quick. Hell, I may cut a handicapped person off to get into the stall before them if I have to.

[Climb2safety]

Anyone ever use the regular stall at the airport and start tapping your foot?

[rconverse]

Originally Posted by Climb2safety

Anyone ever use the regular stall at the airport and start tapping your foot?

Not to derail this thread but did anything ever come of that? What a weird story that was.

[jjr4884]

Spinoff post - who covers the toilet seat with TP? What about the water? A nice couple layers of TP on the water minimizes water -> butthole splashback

[Climb2safety]

Yeah, our industrial commodes are so powerful when they flush you get a Niagara Falls-like mist that shoots up and out and all over you thighs and balls if not careful.

[rconverse]

I've done the cover the toilet seat thing but I'd never heard of the TP on the water technique. Makes sense but kind of gross. Feel like I'm good on the deuce talk today.

[JRS1386]

Only use handicap stall if it’s only one open

[ExistenceNow]

24 posts and not one Curb reference?

Shame.

[thebridge15]

handicap stall in our office is not only bigger, it's separated by a real wall from the other stalls, making it by far the best option

[MOWJO8185]

I use a regular stall unless:

A. Handicapped is the only one available
B. I'm somewhere where I have a high degree of confidence that a handicapped person won't come needing to use the restroom while I'm in it. Like my work, for example, my company has the entire floor of a small building and there aren't any handicapped people that work for the company, and the floor gets very little foot traffic otherwise.
C. I'm taking my 3 year old potty. Need that space.

[M. Steng]

Originally Posted by jjr4884

Spinoff post - who covers the toilet seat with TP? What about the water? A nice couple layers of TP on the water minimizes water -> butthole splashback

Yeah but then doesn't the poop just kinda float on top of the TP? Human shit exposed to the air is one of the most vile smelling things on the planet, I am firmly out on any method that even remotely potentially creates that situation.

[JRS1386]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4juMA8OZuc

Thread makes me think of this

[CrashTheStone41]

I really have no preference but handicap stalls are often times cleaner