The Bathroom Bookshelf

<p>Lighting a match takes care of stinky odors. :)</p>

<p>JK about the laptop. Strict rule about NO laptop in the bathroom in our family after someone was caught in the act.</p>

<p>I have candles!! Really!! The power grid is unreliable; matches have to be stored SOMEwhere we can get to them even in the dark!!</p>

<p>:D</p>

<p>Re laptops: my ex has been known to carry his into the smallest room in the house.</p>

<p>My current (second, last, really!) husband has a desktop computer.</p>

<p>^^ in the bathroom?</p>

<p>lol!!! No, no, not in the bathroom!!!</p>

<p>hahaha, that’s what I thought, too. btw, every time I see your screen name, vp, I read it as “viciousparent” :smiley: …</p>

<p>If you ask my 15 y.o. DD, I’m that too!</p>

<p>As I recall, there was some research showing that computer keyboards have more germs per square inch than a toilet seat. So, in this context, taking a laptop into a bathroom would not make it any more “unsanitary”.</p>

<p>But it might make the toilet seat worse. ;)</p>

<p>I’m a big fan of having matches and a candle in the bathroom - nothing gets rid of associated odors better than a nice candle (doesn’t even need to be scented or anything).</p>

<p>I’m with bunsenburner on this one. The loo is the last place I want to spend my quality time.</p>

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<p>But who’s going to check?!</p>