You can also throw in a dry towel or two. Cuts down on drying time immensely.

Man they must be strugglin! I still have yet to upgrade from Cs6. I've used CC (mostly at work).

Five minutes is way too long to show people how to roll up their sleeves

Wouldn't a better trick just be to shower before going to bed? And you can be more comfortable than this trick, too.

Switching to TeamViewer and never looking back. Fuck you, LogMeIn.

Done!

"...the ultimate goal of all of these programs is to get you back on your feet and working again."
No they're not, they're meant to develop dependency leading to serfdom.

Hmm... the diapers I used and that my granddaughter is now wearing don't decompose into anything because they are made out of cotton and infinitely reusable.

Seems legit, but these people disagree... http://puyallup.wsu.edu/~Linda%20Chalk…

If you have a shower curtain, close it after you use the shower. I can't tell you how many "Anti-Mildew" shower curtains I have had to replace in the past because my idiot room mates would leave the damned things open.

I keep a dry erase marker in the bathroom, and write reminders on the mirror. Usually it's shopping list things, but it can also be things I remembered in the shower and will forget by the time leave the bathroom.

My boss used to carry a bottle of 409 with him to the bathroom on our floor.

I prefer WetOnes. They clean better than hand sanitizer.

Let me preface this with - "I am not a germaphobe." I hate using a public-ish toilet, but I will if I must. There is no credible evidence that lining the seat with toilet paper stops germs. Even those waxed, paper rings can leave you vulnerable to the sort of misstep that sends you home for a change of clothes.

Beware they will charge you the full $119 and you have to go ask them to refund the $100 and it takes a while. So be prepared to pay more upfront.

Beware they will charge you the full $119 and you have to go ask them to refund the $100 and it takes a while. So be…

I just drop an oil slick