Disposing Condom

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Does anyone wrap their condoms in tissue when throwing them away? I never have but its been mentioned that it’s a thing to do and now I’m wondering.

For me, I don’t really see the point to do that. You just put in the trash and keep it moving
 
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Wrapping them in tissue prevents them from sticking to the bottom or side of the trash can. Not a fan of peeling a cold, wet rubber off of the bottom of the trash.

Don't flush them!! I used to flush them, and then had the main drain (city sewer system) from the house back up during a rain storm, when Roto-Rooter came out to clear the drain, there was a bunch of tree roots with a few rubbers dangling from the mess that he pulled out of the drain. He said it was best not to flush rubbers because they don't break down easily.
 
I either flush it down the toilet (city sewer) or throw it in the trash. No reason to wrap it in a tissue unless you're trying to hide it.

Not the best way, in fact city sewer departments tell you not to do it:
Sewer Department | Lorain, OH

Otherwise, this could happen:
Careless lovers who flush condoms down toilet after sex are creating huge sewer-blocking | Daily Mail Online

Stop flushing your condoms down the toilet | Metro News

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ipe-clogged-with-condoms-they-got-suspicious/

Dead fish, condoms, brown foam: Sewage chokes Black Rock Harbor

A gay resort I frequent in the Palm Springs area has big signs over all the toilets, warning you not to flush condoms because of what it does to their plumbing. (Of course, there is a lot of fucking there...)

However, be careful about disposal in the trash if you have a pet-- dogs have been known to pull condoms out and swallow them, with potential adverse consequences. I remember one night visiting a trick, we lost the condom (no, not inside him, afterward when I rolled it off). He was in a panic until we found it, because of a previous incident with his dog.
 
Tie a knot and drop in the bathroom trash. Never ever flush. I always use a liner in the trash can so sticking to the can isn't an issue.

If I think I might be having guests over for whom I'd rather not explain, I just empty that trash can before they arrive.
 
Wrapping them in tissue prevents them from sticking to the bottom or side of the trash can. Not a fan of peeling a cold, wet rubber off of the bottom of the trash.

Don't flush them!! I used to flush them, and then had the main drain (city sewer system) from the house back up during a rain storm, when Roto-Rooter came out to clear the drain, there was a bunch of tree roots with a few rubbers dangling from the mess that he pulled out of the drain. He said it was best not to flush rubbers because they don't break down easily.
Not the best way, in fact city sewer departments tell you not to do it:
Sewer Department | Lorain, OH

Otherwise, this could happen:
Careless lovers who flush condoms down toilet after sex are creating huge sewer-blocking | Daily Mail Online

Stop flushing your condoms down the toilet | Metro News

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ipe-clogged-with-condoms-they-got-suspicious/

Dead fish, condoms, brown foam: Sewage chokes Black Rock Harbor

A gay resort I frequent in the Palm Springs area has big signs over all the toilets, warning you not to flush condoms because of what it does to their plumbing. (Of course, there is a lot of fucking there...)

However, be careful about disposal in the trash if you have a pet-- dogs have been known to pull condoms out and swallow them, with potential adverse consequences. I remember one night visiting a trick, we lost the condom (no, not inside him, afterward when I rolled it off). He was in a panic until we found it, because of a previous incident with his dog.

This is what i love about lpsg. Thanks for the information. :)
 
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Who doesn't already know that? It's common sense.

Are you actually asking or are you asking statistically? Because the answer to the first is i don't know. And there's no way i could ever know how many people don't in fact know that. I can though guess accurately that statistically speaking there are people out there who don't.
 
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Put it in the trash can after wrapping it in tissue, especially if you have children in the house or you may have some explaining to do earlier than you want. It is just common courtesy for others to not have to see a used condom in the trash.

Makes sense. I guess my approach has always been that sex isn’t a secret so what’s “wrong” with seeing a used condom that’s in the trash it’s normal
 
I wrap it only when I use tissue paper to clean up afterwards. If for whatever reason I take it off and go straight to the shower then I just tie a knot and bin it. No reason why I have to waste tissue paper.
 
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Are you actually asking or are you asking statistically? Because the answer to the first is i don't know. And there's no way i could ever know how many people don't in fact know that. I can though guess accurately that statistically speaking there are people out there who don't.


I guess it's more of a sarcastic statement. Ir's unimaginable to me that there are people on this Earth who are so ignorant to the world around them and how it works - that they would think it's ok to flush things like condoms. The only logical answer is that they just don't care.
 
Myself or my wife just puts it in the garage. Never wrap it up in anything. Not really too worried if someone sees a condom in there

She puts them in the garage? hahaha!