I suggest putting a hornets' nest on the shower head, so that if it's touched the wrong way then they get stingy justice delivered.
Or you could just tell them.
Or you could just tell them.
That video was amazing! I actually solved this problem by keeping two toothbrushes in the bathroom; each morning I bring my tube of toothpaste from my bedroom and squeeze some onto the bristles, "pre-loading" them for the next two brushes.Stealthygamer said:Totally RelevantSmashingTime said:Don't get me started on toothpaste theft...
OT: Just tell them or take baths if it pisses you off that much
So that the next person, when they turn on the shower and are about to step in, doesn't get hit with all kinds of spray (and thus also get the bathroom wet before the curtain/door is closed).SmashingTime said:I live in a flat in the city with Americans, and every time one of them takes a shower they leave the shower head twisted in an odd angle. When I go to have my shower in the morning I have to move it back into place prior to turning on the water, to my great annoyance.
Is this some kind of bizarre American superstition? Do they think that leaving the shower head in a sensible position gives bad luck, like walking underneath a ladder? Do only guys do it? WHYYYYYY IIS THIIIS HAPPPPPENINGG???