*WARNING*
Explicit female material. Read at your own peril!
I'm about to have a crazy melt down rant. And you might agree or you might just laugh at the seemingly odd subject matter. For those of you who are like me, female and in your child bearing years, you might share my struggle with... dun-dun-dunnnn NO LINERS IN TRASH CANS!
How is it that homemakers are leaving the liners out of their trash bins? Is this a new style or trend? Don't we need something to line the receptacle in which we throw gross snot tissues and other nasty bathroom paraphernalia?
Does anyone know why this is happening?
I have an odd feeling it's because they don't want us to use their bins. If they had a liner in, then I would be less conscious about what I am throwing in there.
Ladies, am I alone here? Have you ever *needed* to take that special bathroom break in an unfamiliar place and been left with the dilemma of how to dispose of your 'female product' when you can't flush it and the trash can is empty?
Take for instance this special trash bin, wicker, that has holes in it and will absorb moisture. YUCK! PUT A LINER IN IT PEOPLE!
I know of no one who doesn't put liners in their kitchen trash cans. So why do that to a bathroom can?
If I have to use way more TP than I actually need to make 'it' look like its natural and not, umm, gross one more time I think I might start pulling hair out! (Not literally, I need all the hair I've got.)
I'm certainly not the first woman to develop the need for a disposal sight for my feminine tissues, nor will I be the last. And I don't want to have to be the lady who walks out of there with a wad of disguised tissue to throw into another disposal sight.
There will never ever be a trash bin in my home without a liner... Unless I don't want people to throw their yucky trash away in that particular room. You've been warned.
