The toilet is surely the most contentious piece of furniture in the home. Shared by all but visited alone, the way we use and sometimes abuse our lavatories is an endless source of debate between men and women. To guide our splashback simulations, we first surveyed 1, people and asked them how they use their toilet, their opinions on standing versus sitting to pee, and how often they clean their commode. When at home, 7 in 10 men said they usually pee standing rather than sitting.

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No matter where you are, if it feels like your bladder is twisting itself into a pretzel and holding up a "bathroom, ASAP" sign, you just gotta go. And unless you're in your own home, peeing can become an issue of etiquette. Point being, while pursuing the comfort of emptying your bladder, you don't want to inadvertently make someone else feel uncomfortable or awkward!

It is 11 a. I would like to submit this as evidence that I am, in fact, the most frequent pee-er at Man Repeller. This is a longstanding debate in our office, with each of us claiming the title on a near weekly basis. According to Medical News Today , I ought to be peeing between six and eight times a day, also known as about a third of my current status quo. Medical News Today reports many of us are failing to properly empty our tanks.