bathroom

If people didn't have their phones in the bathroom, how much more time would they have to enjoy the day and get other things done at work or at home?

One bathroom in Twin Falls makes taking a tinkle a little bit more awkward than other restrooms and is also one of the most unique bathrooms you will ever see.

When it comes to the people of Idaho, do they prefer baths, showers, staying stinky, and doing neither, or something else entirely? The answer might surprise you.

What would you do? What would you do if you had to do your business in a public place, but it wouldn't flush down properly?

What would you do? What would you do if you head to the bathroom at a concert and find that a fight is occurring in the area?

What would you do if you are at the mall, a shopping center, a concert, or some public place going to the restroom and a person of the opposite gender walks in?

Recently a story about Twin Falls schools started making the rounds on Facebook, and parents are curious as to what is true and what isn't.

We all know that not every hotel comes with a pool, a view and continental breakfast but most hotel rooms come with your own bathroom and shower.

OK - I am not a germiphobe. I am a guy though and I think that makes me gross/dirty by default. But when it comes to toilet germs I am over aware! I hate public bathrooms. I understand that for a business to keep their toilet rooms clean is tough...but even if you clean it every hour - it is still a public bathroom!

Again - it is great to know that I am not the only one. We know that everybody goes to the bathroom, and now thanks to a new survey, we know that pretty much everybody multitasks in the bathroom.

This may come as a surprise, but not all toiletry products work as we wish they would. This does not mean that you should stop taking care of yourself, but it is pretty crazy that quite a few of the cleaning products do the opposite of what they are supposed to do. Check out the list of 5 bathroom products in Twin Falls homes that don't work.

The bathroom is the most dangerous room in the house, and not just because of germs. Slips and falls on wet surfaces have been found to be one of the leading causes of accidental deaths in the U.S., and bathrooms are the most common places that these accidents take place.