Why do toilet seat covers have a flap in the center?
27.02.2008
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Jillian C. York writes about free expression, politics, and the Internet, with particular focus on the Arab world. She works at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and writes for Global Voices Online. Views expressed on this blog belong to Jillian alone and do not represent her employers, past or present.
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2.03.2008Ahmed
Jillian, been around public restrooms a lot? … LOL
My guess is that the flap serves to pull the seat cover in when you flush. That way you wouldn’t have to touch it once used …;-)
22.03.2008Mirabelvx
nice work, brother