Originally Posted By Darkbeer This sign was found in the Men's room (but I was told it was also in the Ladies room) at Ariel's Grotto in DCA.... <a href="http://darkbeer.smugmug.com/gallery/1846053/3/92527167/Large" target="_blank">http://darkbeer.smugmug.com/ga llery/1846053/3/92527167/Large</a> I presume most of us already know how to wash our hands.....
Originally Posted By KachinaBear I noticed similar signs in the ladies room at WDW last time I went and was puzzled. Honestly, anyone old enough to read the sign should already have that stuff figured out.
Originally Posted By Tinkermom Wow -- was there a sign in the stall reminding us how to wipe? :-( ~Tink
Originally Posted By pleddy36 For years there have been ads in the urinals in men's rooms. Usually they say "Don't do drugs". I guess they figure if you're head is that far in the toilet, that you've been doing drugs, or drinking alot, and need the reminder.
Originally Posted By GalDisney Yes, they also have these at WDW..have for about a year or so. I was dumbfounded myself when I first saw one.
Originally Posted By Nobody I say this in the bathroom behind the bank on Main Street Friday night. I've got so many comments flying through ny head right now - I don't know where to start...
Originally Posted By AladdinAZ OMG! I've been doing it wrong all my years! I've applied soft soap, THEN wet my hands, lather, and rinse. WHY oh WHY didn't anyone tell me sooner? :b
Originally Posted By Darkbeer The Space Mountain Bathrooms have the same sign, but sponsored by Sparkle, another Georgia Pacific brand...
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 I find this sadly funny. I mean, come on, not even a cute Disney Character washing their hands to get us in the spirit? I realize there is a sponsor that isn't Disney but the sign is a little lame in it's present state.
Originally Posted By SFH There used to be bilingual signs in the stalls telling people to throw the toilet paper into the toilets, as some societies don't have the same sort of plumbing and so the paper at home goes into a container to the side in those places. One night after the park closed, a crew went around removing the signs because there was a claim that the Spanish part of the sign meant different things to different dialects, and rather than deal with the confusion, management felt it was best to remove the signs entirely. Some people thought perhaps the signs were removed because some found it offensive that Spanish readers were targeted. SFH
Originally Posted By friendofdd I, for one, am grateful for these reminders. I know the steps involved, but I tend to get confused on the order in which they are to be taken.
Originally Posted By Darkbeer Here is a photo of the Space Mountain Restroom ad... <a href="http://darkbeer.smugmug.com/gallery/1849459/4/92774136/Large" target="_blank">http://darkbeer.smugmug.com/ga llery/1849459/4/92774136/Large</a>
Originally Posted By seanyoda They also have this in the adventureland men's room -- also sponsored by Sparkle.
Originally Posted By avromark Yet the signs still don't tell us to maintain proper aesepsis. No tips on a minimum scrubbing time, not telling us to wash partly up the arms and the proper temperature. However it would be nice is everyone did wash their hands after using the washrooms. I don't think the fault lies with Disney or the Sponsor.
Originally Posted By RAM1984 Product placement bothers me whether on TV, in a movie or a Disneyland bathroom. Like sex eduaction, proper hygiene begins long before a child can read a sign. Thank you Darkbeer for the pictures.
Originally Posted By seanyoda I didn't mention this. Yesterday while I was using the restroom across from Seasons of the Vine, a guest using the sink next to mine did the following: Wet hands..... check Apply soap.... check Scrub hands... check Rinse......... check Dry hands thoroughly using environmentally unfriendly paper towels... check. I thought to myself, "HUH?" (this restroom doesn't have those signs, yet). The delayed reaction hit me hours later when I saw the sign in the Adventureland rest room. And thus, the mocking begins.
Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub Did you know you are supposed to wash your hands equal to the length of time it takes to sing Happy Birthday to yourself twice?
Originally Posted By smeeeko I washed my hands in the ladies room by Cafe Tratoria yesterday before dinner. It was amusing because these ladies were yakking and doing their hair and said to me "oh there's no line..you can go" and I replied "I don't need to 'go' I'm just wanting to wash my hands up for dinner." and they both looked at me so ODDD.. does no one do this either when they are spending a day in a public place and about to eat dinner?? ewwwness. IMHO only.. Maybe they need those signs in the DCA bathrooms too??
