Folks are dealing with extreme weather conditions all across the U.S. right now. The unexpected winter storm that brought on freezing temperatures has shut down power for many people in Texas and other areas.
So what do you do if you find yourself in that situation and need to use the bathroom? You can try this easy and quite simple hack today.
I can't even remember the last one. However, I really do feel for anyone stuck in that situation right now. If you're one of those people not being able to use your bathroom, that sucks.
I hope it helps somebody in a pinch or two. The idea is really easy, and you can pull it off super fast.
Okay, I'll quit stalling and get right to the point. All you have to do is line your toilet with a plastic bag so you can handle your business. Then, once done, tie it up and throw the bag out.
At least you can still use the toilet and not feel like you have to hold it in. Imagine if this storm lasts a few days or even a week?
It's really as simple as this, though. I have to admit, I never thought of this solution at all. Maybe if I were very desperate, I would have come up with it myself, too.
Plenty of folks online began commenting when they saw this Facebook post. Many of them vowed to share it with others who might require a solution like that.
They have just now found themselves in a predicament like this one. Now, they have a few solutions they can use at least. This will come in handy for sure.
However, she had to ensure that the bag was secure in the toilet because she has kids. Her response here makes total sense, but it's also pretty hilarious.
For example, if you have access to snow, you can melt it and use it to flush the toilet. Wow, isn't that another fantastic idea or what? I totally love it.
If you hear of any inclement weather heading your way, get prepared now. What I used to do is fill the tub with water all the way. Then once the power is out, you can use it to flush the toilet.
It has garnered about 167,000 related discussions so far. And people have been sharing it back and forth so they can help others who need a solution. Aww, that's so nice.
I mean, it's hard enough for a two-person household. On top of that, having kids around — I don't envy anyone dealing with it now.
I think that's so awesome to see. It might make a huge difference for many people who don't have any other solutions on hand.
I hope you don't have to ever resort to this. If you do, I sincerely hope you don't have to deal with it for too long. Has the terrible weather impacted you?
