Design Your Bathroom

*~HoNeYBeE~* asked:


My cat, whom recently got neutered, has begun using the bathroom all over the furniture. He never goes on the floor, just furniture and beds. This is a recent behavior that he just began doing. Any reasons???

Heather K asked:


I’ve been in the bathroom brushing my teeth or something while my husband goes #2 and I see that he only wipes once or twice. I asked him why he doesn’t wipe till it’s gone like I was taught and he said because it’s a waste of toilet paper. After he takes a shower and thoroughly cleans he smells fine but as soon as he takes a dump, he’s smelly. Some times he’ll go a day without showering because he “didn’t do much” the day before. Anything he sits on smells like *** (literally), even the couch and my favorite blanket! Some one help me!?!?!?! I’ve heard of maybe wet wipes (like the kind for babies but for grown ups) and I’ve heard of some sort of powder, any other suggestions? I also need a way to tell him since he’s a little hot headed. I’ve told him to wipe more as I said but, yeah. HELP ME!

jazzy asked:


i don’t want to take her to the doc for40.00 to tell me it is a behavior problem

John C asked:


I looked through many bathroom accessories shops and all of them only sold towel rails/shelves that require holes to be drilled and screws to be inserted into the wall to hold the rail/shelf firmly onto the wall.

I have seen small towel rails that uses only suction pads to stick to the wall. But has anyone actually seen/or are using those aluminium rail/shelves that does does not require any drilling of holes? ie: the structure is attached to the wall using either suction pads or stick on hooks.

Thanks.