Thursday, July 29, 2004
If urine is sterile, then why are the deodorizing discs, or "cakes," as they call them, which go in urinals, also disinfectants?
And if a janitor has to unwrap and drop one of those things into the urinal anyway, and he touches the disk with his hands, isn't he, in a sense, infecting the disinfectant, at least until the outer layer of the "cake" is dissolved?
Some of them get around that with the rather humorous "deodorizer disk in a net," a whole plastic apparatus that sits with the deodorizer imprisoned inside like it did something wrong. I hate those. You have to consciously not pee on them or it sprays back in all directions all over your pants.
You women don't have to worry about this stuff! Us guys have to worry about all sorts of stuff when all we're trying to do is take a piss.
I don't know why I'm suddenly pondering this but there you go.
TT
And if a janitor has to unwrap and drop one of those things into the urinal anyway, and he touches the disk with his hands, isn't he, in a sense, infecting the disinfectant, at least until the outer layer of the "cake" is dissolved?
Some of them get around that with the rather humorous "deodorizer disk in a net," a whole plastic apparatus that sits with the deodorizer imprisoned inside like it did something wrong. I hate those. You have to consciously not pee on them or it sprays back in all directions all over your pants.
You women don't have to worry about this stuff! Us guys have to worry about all sorts of stuff when all we're trying to do is take a piss.
I don't know why I'm suddenly pondering this but there you go.
TT
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