Some intrepid soul decided to write the date on this urinal pad.
Is that what these things are called? Urinal pads? Urinal…nets?
For those who don’t pee in urinals, those of you known as POLITE women, these things go in urinals because, allegedly, they would time-release scent that smells not like pee. Also, I wonder if they’re meant to dampen the momentum of a urine stream. Because peeing into a solid porcelain wall is very retarded. There’s almost no harder, slicker surface to shoot pee on and just hope it doesn’t splash all over the place. Haven’t we invented a surface that’s cleanable, yet has just a little give to it? Can we call the Dyson guy? Now that he’s gotten into the bathroom business with that air blade stuff?
But putting the date on this doesn’t really mean anything. First of all, is this the date of PLACEMENT or EXPIRATION? Because that’s an important distinction.
More importantly, I have no idea what a reasonable time period for one of these is. Most objects, how many times could it fall in the urinal before being thrown away? One. One time in the urinal, let alone being peed on with human pee, and most objects are abandoned. So what’s the right number of times for this to be peed on? It’s designed to be peed on, but there still must be a maximum usage in place. A saturation point of sorts.
And by the way, manufacturers of these, make them smell like cleaning fluid. Not a field that has been soaked in pee.