MAYNARDSMOM
Cathlete
Those hover squats sure have helped out when it comes to keeping my hiney off the icky toilet seat in a public restroom. (Sometimes I just cannot wait till I get home!! 
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Thanks Cathe!
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Cathe helps with Swine Flu prevention
- Thread starter MAYNARDSMOM
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morningstar
Cathlete
I get so sick of pee on the toilet seats! For those of you that are hovering, you are extremely unlikely to catch anything from a public toilet seat! Sit your butt down and give your quiverin' quads a rest! But if you just gotta hover, clean up after!!!!
kathryn
Cathlete
ITA!
I'm often disgusted when I use the rest rooms in my building (university building): some people put TP over the seat before they sit down, then either leave it (!) or let it drop on the floor and don't pick it up (or something in between); others leave dribbles all over the seat from hovering, and still others don't flush! (Yes, these are college students: supposedly adults).
The door handles on the rest room are a more likely place to pick up swine flu virus than is a toilet seat!
Sunshine1528
Cathlete
LOL that you probably aren't doing the "hover" if you have done a recent STS leg workout !
MAYNARDSMOM
Cathlete
I do realize that I won't catch anything from the toilet seat. But they are just plain ICK!!!! I carry a small bottle of lysol with me that I spray prior to use & afterwards for the next person. If I were to dribble I would ceratinly wipe it up - that's just gross!! Just as bad is the stray hair left behind. Sometimes peeing my pants would be better than using some of the public restrooms
I carry a small bottle of lysol with me that I spray prior to use & afterwards for the next person. If I were to dribble I would ceratinly wipe it up - that's just gross!! Just as bad is the stray hair left behind. Sometimes peeing my pants would be better than using some of the public restrooms 
pixiesis
Cathlete
Tami, you are a very responsible hoverer!!! Unfortunately just about every time I have to use a public restroom there is, um, evidence of an irresponsible hoverer. And I always find it funny that those very people who are concerned about the toilets being too gross to sit on are the exact same ones making the toilets too gross to go anywhere near!!! I mean, it's just the back of the thighs touching a toilet seat right? Does that really justify such cooties behaviors? I'm a believer of the tp technique, and of course everything is cleaned up and nice for the next person.
Anyway, congrats on you newfound hover squat strength. Cathe will do that do ya!
Amy
Unfortunately just about every time I have to use a public restroom there is, um, evidence of an irresponsible hoverer. And I always find it funny that those very people who are concerned about the toilets being too gross to sit on are the exact same ones making the toilets too gross to go anywhere near!!! I mean, it's just the back of the thighs touching a toilet seat right? Does that really justify such cooties behaviors? I'm a believer of the tp technique, and of course everything is cleaned up and nice for the next person.Anyway, congrats on you newfound hover squat strength. Cathe will do that do ya!
Amy
Liann
Cathlete
So glad I checked in on this board today! Wouldn't miss out on a detailed explanation of a responsible hoverer for the world. It was also very helpful for my diet as well, seeing I can't finish my breakfast now with the image of "stray hairs" and "dribbles" in my mind. You guys are in rare form today!
materialsgirl
Cathlete
MAYNARDSMOM
Cathlete
Liann & Emily,
Sorry if I turned your stomaches this early in the morning. I guess my original point was more the hover squat not the details of the restroom
Sorry if I turned your stomaches this early in the morning. I guess my original point was more the hover squat not the details of the restroom
Liann
Cathlete
Liann & Emily,
Sorry if I turned your stomaches this early in the morning. I guess my original point was more the hover squat not the details of the restroom
Lol, Tammy - your original post was pretty benign!
It was the anti-hovering movement that took the conversation down south. And heck, I wasn't policing, just laughing at the potty convo. I have to admit I've been avoiding the bathroom ever since though.
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syzygy314
Cathlete
ITA!
I'm often disgusted when I use the rest rooms in my building (university building): some people put TP over the seat before they sit down, then either leave it (!) or let it drop on the floor and don't pick it up (or something in between); others leave dribbles all over the seat from hovering, and still others don't flush! (Yes, these are college students: supposedly adults).
The door handles on the rest room are a more likely place to pick up swine flu virus than is a toilet seat!
Man, I'm just glad I already ate dinner before reading this thread!
I must agree though, I sometimes have to go into three or four stalls before finding one clean enough to use!
I always wonder if the people in there before me leave their home bathrooms like that! Ick!
