On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 18:50:09 +0000 (UTC), (David
Combs) wrote:

In article , wrote:

You pee 5 times a day, you **** once in 1-2 days. It makes sense to
conserve water on those pee flushes. The slight inconvenience of
having potentially flush twice far outweights the gallons of water
wasted on those pee flushes.

Seems to make perfect sense to me.

Raymond

In calif in the early 80's, I heard this:

If its brown, flush it DOWN;

if its yellow, let it mellow.


Now, this question:

Using your (or equivalently the above) suggestion, I recall
that some kind of smelly urine-slime would accumulate (under
the water) on the sides of the bowl.

So you were always having to use the toilet-bowl brush.

Question:

That chemical soap-bar-like thing you hang in the
tank, that turns the water blue -- does that eliminate
the problem?

And, in general, what *do* that blue stuff do for you?


Mostly, it screws up the flush-mechanism.