Imagine yourself waiting in front of a public bathroom, only to find the door closed with a person inside, talking over the phone in a loud voice and least bothered about people waiting outside. You might have witnessed office bathrooms being changed into spaces for heated business discussions making the place seem drowned in hapless confusion.
Public and office rest rooms witness such dramas everyday, making it all the more important for people to understand bathroom etiquette. This is something which we all should understand and implement in our lives although there aren’t any written codes regarding
bathroom rules and etiquette. Unfortunately, in spite of evolving into an age of technological sophistication, our civility has not quite developed. Some amount of thought put into the well-being and consideration of
the next visitor could make you a person of good manners. It could also make bathroom visits seem less hostile. A little empathy for your fellow beings can change the way you feel. And it is not only in public places, your home also calls for following this etiquette.
