Clean Toilets? Maybe Not

In camp, I normally avoid using the bathroom early in the morning when the uncle have just cleaned the toilet. It seems weird, but I assure you, it’s wise to do likewise.

One would think that the toilet is clean… No miss-fire stains, no muddy floor etc. However, once I saw how the uncle cleans it in the morning, I have second thoughts about the cleanliness.

Lets have a walk-through of the cleaning process…

1. Uncle enters dirty toilet.
2. Takes the mop and wets it using the sink.
3. Walk to the bath area and mops. (quite normal)
4. Next take the mop and stuff it into the “squatting” cubicle. Use the toilet water to rinse the mop
5. Wipe the floor with the newly “rinsed” mop.
6. Walk cubicle to cubicle doing the same.
7. For those cubicles with seats, the mop is used to clean the seats as well.
8. After this, he walks to the sink and use the same mop (rinsed with water from the last cubicle) and wipes the sink
9. Walks to the door and ticks the piece of paper:
   • Clean toilet? Checked.
10. Whistles and pushes the cleaning equipment out of the toilet.
11. The toilet is now nice and clean.

Aren’t we glad that the toilet is now clean? Haha.