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Dear gentlemen,
When you need to take a piss with scrubs on, do you use the urinal or toilet?
When you need to take a piss with scrubs on, do you use the urinal or toilet?
You should make a pollDear gentlemen,
When you need to take a piss with scrubs on, do you use the urinal or toilet?
Urinal, or else it touches the toilet water.
Really want to know what the 2 votes for other were. You guys peeing sitting down???
While you're standing in front of the toilet, you mean. That's when it touches the toilet water. Gotta hit up those kindergarten toilets that are like 6 inches of the ground, amirite?
you mean like in post #6?Wait, how has no one brought up THIS thread yet?
you mean like in post #6?
Urinal with scrubs pulled down to ankles...
Don't judge how I choose how to live my life.
Wait, how has no one brought up THIS thread yet?
obviously the hardcore gunners who foley themselves so they don't have to leave the OR at allReally want to know what the 2 votes for other were.
obviously the hardcore gunners who foley themselves so they don't have to leave the OR at all
There is no way to avoid it. The solution is to shake your hands after you wash them and mask the pee with water droplets
Omg other people do this too
There is no way to avoid it. The solution is to shake your hands after you wash them and mask the pee with water droplets
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There is no way to avoid it. The solution is to shake your hands after you wash them and mask the pee with water droplets
The lack of butt room begs to differ.They need scrubs with a button in front like PJs. Whoever invented scrub pants definitely didn't have a dude in mind.
I don't get it, why would scrubs change anything?Dear gentlemen,
When you need to take a piss with scrubs on, do you use the urinal or toilet?
Thin fabric makes even a small drop look like a giant leak. Also, as alluded to above, the lack of a fly makes the whole operation more difficult.I don't get it, why would scrubs change anything?
Which would be a problem if you were free balling. If you have so much leakage that it seeps through your boxers/underwear you seriously need to learn "the maneuver" in that other thread posted here.Thin fabric makes even a small drop look like a giant leak. Also, as alluded to above, the lack of a fly makes the whole operation more difficult.
Splashes and stray drops happen. Also, sinks.Which would be a problem if you were free balling. If you have so much leakage that it seeps through your boxers/underwear you seriously need to learn "the maneuver" in that other thread posted here.
The no fly isn't a big deal either, you just hold up your pants the same way you do in every other situation where you don't have a fly. Most doctors I've met have 2 hands.
Use your imagination. Baggy scrubs (so they're long enough) without elastic need to stay at least partially tied. Choke points happen.Agreed with Womb Raider. You can't just pull the front of the scrubs down and hold it in place? If the pants are falling on the floor, they're too big; if you can't whip it out over top of the waistband, you've either got 18" junk or your pants are too small.
2 minutes of pure unadulterated shame.Plus, whether you get a stray drop or the sink is extra splashy, scrubs dry in about 2 minutes anyway.
1. non-dominant hand pulls scrubs forward (locking them to your back) and downUse your imagination. Baggy scrubs (so they're long enough) without elastic need to stay at least partially tied. Choke points happen.
Thin fabric makes even a small drop look like a giant leak. Also, as alluded to above, the lack of a fly makes the whole operation more difficult.
I didn't say it can't be done but it's harder than you'd expect.1. non-dominant hand pulls scrubs forward (locking them to your back) and down
2. dominant hand aims
3. ?????
4. PROFIT
I guess being an "over the fence" man my whole life, it came naturally.I didn't say it can't be done but it's harder than you'd expect.
Interesting. I just use my cigar cutter and keep a little hole there permanently.Zip flies and I haven't gone back!
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Um...dont have time. just pee into them, i dont have to wash them anyway.
good luck to the next dude wearin them. probably still cleaner than some of those blood soaked ones
urine follows what is known as the Plateau-Rayleigh instability—where a pee stream breaks up into drops before striking something else. That's the worst thing that can happen, the team reports, because each drop creates splash-back. To avoid that, men should stand as close to the urinal as possible they advise. Also helpful is directing the stream to hit the back of the urinal at a downward angle. That creates less splash-back and the drops that do bounce, head downwards into the urinal drain. Conversely, to prevent messing one's trousers (or angering neighbors) they suggest men not spray directly into the urinal or into the pool that forms at the bottom of the urinal, both cause a lot of splash-back.
Flip the elephant with its ears over the rope fence and go to town. Then, milk the cows from proximal to distal until the cows come home. Revert to original position and you are all set. No drops - nothing.
To avoid splash from the urinal, spray a few inches off center. The physics of this move prevents rogue drops from leaping towards you. As for toilets - who does that? That shrine is reserved for quiet time.
Classic trick, except that everyone knows what's going on so any time you see someone with a sprinkle of something on their scrubs, you just assume some of it is piss.
There is no way to avoid it. The solution is to shake your hands after you wash them and mask the pee with water droplets