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Small people toilet

Is that politically correct? Just wanted to share this with those of you that may have small children. Plus I'll bet that most people are not aware that these toilets are availible. Now if you have guest over you may want to let them see this before they get up in the middle of the night to use it.

PS Guys you think that we get in trouble now imagine??????

Posted by Mike Parks ESI, RBO ,RPI ,RIUI ,OMHI- Ohio on 02/27/2009 06:50 AM

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11 Comments on Small people toilet

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SO is this another going green idea? Imagine how much less water this thing uses. LOL.

It's a tertimony that someone has thought of just about everything1

I would run the rishk of getting tooth marks in my knees if I used that toliet. But enough bathroom stuff nice post

I have a good aim. .plenty of experience

I think it's an example of stealthy shrinking, corporate america's method of giving us less for more!

Great picture...

Good post Mike, I have only seen on of this myself. I do not thisk I would want to try and use one though

Now see, I'm 5 foot tall. Have you ever seen the extra tall ones? The ones where my feet don't touch the ground?

MAR

I used to inspect Head Start facilities in Los Angeles County, so I've seen LOTS of these.

MAR

I inspected a little people home once where the ceilings were about five feet tall, countertops were at two feet, and the like. Being 6'4", that was one of my more interesting inspections. They had standard sized "water closets" though.

MAR

Mike,

That needs to come with a booster seat, yet I do not want to think about it.

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