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illi@lemm.ee 5 months agoThat makes no sense to me tbh. If you are trained to keep the lid down, you are alerted immediately that something is off if the seat is up - you clearly see into the toilet and see that someone forgot to put it down.
If you are trained to only have the seat down and lid up, then the change between seat up and down is not significant enough to notice and stop muscle memory to sit and fall in.
Maybe I’m not understanding you but lid down is a foolproof way to not fall in from my perspective. My wife converted to the lid down way and doesn’t complain
Maybe I’m not understanding you but lid down is a foolproof way to not fall in from my perspective.
Yeah, that’s exactly my point.
My wife always forgets when she gets up in the middle of the night, and falls in, so she asks me to always make sure to see this down for her.
Seat is down if thenlid is down. But whatever works for you and your wife!
Seat is down if thenlid is down.
Our lid is seperate from the seat. One can be done while the other one is still up.
So you can have the lid down while seat is up? Then what you said before makes much more sense. Though not sure what purpose this feature brings. Or how that would even lool like, never seen anything like that.
intensely_human@lemm.ee 5 months ago
You consider lid down to be foolproof, but I’d say seat down is also foolproof if your eyes aren’t absolutely horrible.