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Military toilets

Posted 2014-05-11 by starling 2 voters
If you have been in the military, what are the toilets like?
Private room
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Barrack dorm
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Other
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At specified times during the day and the whole squad had the same times
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Whenever we wanted
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When you started military service, what accomodation did you stay in?
Private room
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Barrack dorm
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Other
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Yes, it was normal
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No
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Had cubicles
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When were you permitted to use the toilet?
At specified times during the day and the whole squad had the same times
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Whenever we wanted
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What type of sit down toilets did you use in the barracks?
Private cubicles with a solid door and walls
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Cubicles but without doors
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Single row of several toilets without any dividers or doors (fully open)
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Double row (opposite and facing each other) of several toilets without any dividers or doors (fully open)
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Other
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If you used toilets without doors or dividers, did your squad use the toilets with you at the same time?
Yes, it was normal
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No
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Had cubicles
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If you used toilets without doors or dividers, did you or any of the other recruits feel embarrassed about this?
Yes, I did at first, but got used to it
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I was okay with it, but other recruits were clearly embarrassed at first
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Others were okay with it, but I was embarrassed at first
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I never got used to it, but the others did
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The others never got used to it, but I did
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Nobody got used to it
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We all knew it would be like that and had no problem withit from the start
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If you used toilets without doors or dividers, did everyone sit on the seats?
Yes, always
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Some squatted
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Everyone squatted
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We had private cubicles
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If you used toilets without doors or dividers, did everyone talk to each other whilst having a dump?
Yes, usually
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Sometimes
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No
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We had private cubicles
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How well do you think everyone wiped?
Excessively, with loads of paper used
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More than 20 sheets used
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10-20 sheets used
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Hardly any paper used, we were trained just to get the heavy stuff off and be economical
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We just did 1 or 2 wipes
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Some didn't wipe at all
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Don't know, We had private cubicles
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Did everyone use soap and water to wash their hands after?
Yes
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No
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were the toilet seats always clean?
Yes
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No
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During your training, did you ever have to have a dump outdoors in front of other recruits or without toilet paper?
Yes, but had toilet paper
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Yes, had to use alternatives like leaves
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Yes, couldn't wipe
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No
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What were the urinals like?
Trough (no dividers)
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Bowl with dividers
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Bowl no dividers
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No urinals
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Did you use the toilets barefoot?
Yes, urinals only
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Yes sit down toilets only
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Both
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Neither
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As part of your training, were you shown how to go to the toilet and how to wipe in a specific way?
Yes
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No
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If you answered yes to the last question, did everyone continue to use the toilet or wipe in the way shown?
Yes
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No
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Not shown
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