If you give someone a swirly, you risk exposing them to harmful bacteria from the toilet water. Is there any way to clean a toilet super thoroughly beforehand to make it safe?

If not, if someone hypothetically installed a toilet in their basement that no one used for its intended purpose, would that be safe to use for swirlies? Particularly if you let it feed from an isolated water tank instead of the house plumbing and drain into another tank.

  • @Bushwhack
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    111 year ago

    I really want to know if this is theoretical or not. 🤣

    • @PilliacOP
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      31 year ago

      It’s for “special” parties that I attend once a month and may wish to host myself one day. 😉

      • @PilliacOP
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        21 year ago

        Lmao. That was good.

        In all seriousness, if it wasn’t obvious, it’s for BDSM. Some people enjoy humiliation, and swirlies are about as humiliating as it gets. I’m just trying to figure out if that’s even something to consider possible for now.

  • @dingus
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    1 year ago

    If you just clean it thoroughly with normal bleach it should be clean enough. Many pathogens in general don’t like to “stick” too well to non-porous surfaces. You can disinfect a toilet easier than you can a carpet. It’s just that usually you aren’t shitting on your own carpeting lol!

    • @PilliacOP
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      11 year ago

      Do you know of any way to test afterward to see if the toilet water is clean enough? It would be great to know for sure.

      • @jk47
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        21 year ago

        If you’re this paranoid about it then maybe look for a different fetish 😉

        • @PilliacOP
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          21 year ago

          I care about people’s safety, okay? 😆

          After talking with a friend and hearing the helpful answers here, I’m probably okay just cleaning the bowl and tank super thoroughly and leaving it at that.

      • @arditty
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        11 year ago

        If you really want to know, send a water sample to an analytical lab for fecal coliform analysis. Should run you less than $50.

      • @[email protected]
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        01 year ago

        You’d have to send it to a lab.

        Bleach is literally going to kill everything in there. The bottle says 99.99% of bacteria and viruses only for legal reasons. Really it kills 100% when used properly.

        Just bleach it twice, use a brand new scrubbing brush, hit the outside of the bowl and every little crevice you can see and you’ll be good to go.

  • @Candelestine
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    51 year ago

    Yes, you could disinfect a toilet in many ways. You could subject it to a vacuum, heat it to a deadly temperature, put a bunch of UV lamps all around it, drown it in bleach or rubbing alcohol or even just clean it very thoroughly with soap.

  • @arditty
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    41 year ago

    There’s really no need to isolate a “dedicated” toilet from the rest of your plumbing system. If you don’t use it for bathroom business, a new, never used toilet isn’t much different than a sink.

    The only issue might be the water in the tank getting stagnant and developing biofilm. The best way to prevent that would be to install a commercial-style toilet with a flushometer valve instead of a tank. Might also give you the “institutional” feel if that’s what you’re looking for.

  • @Zoldyck
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    31 year ago

    Wtf is a toilet swirly, and why do you want to give people toilet swirlies?

    • @TurnItOff_OnAgain
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      31 year ago

      Swirly is when you put a person’s head in the toilet, usually just to top of the head to a persona forehead, and flush. The swirling effect of the water is where it gets the name from.

    • @Sylver
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      21 year ago

      When the young lads dunk each other’s head in the loo, and give the flusher a pull

  • @[email protected]
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    11 year ago

    If the toilet isn’t used, the water should be pretty clean, should just be using normal house water. You probably wouldn’t want it to sit for too long, and it should be cleaned occasionally with something that will kill bacteria. If it’s used infrequently, I’d turn the toilet off at the wall, then flush the toilet a few times to bleed out any standing water.

    Also, if it’s a kink thing, be sure to have some sort of safe gesture or dead man’s switch or something. Or a snorkel, lol.

  • @[email protected]
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    11 year ago

    Flush the toilet, and then clean it with bleach. For added protection, have the swirlee wear goggles, maybe earplugs and a nose plug, and have them close their mouth.

    If you’ve watched Jackass, Steve-O volunteered to sit inside a porta-potty as it was hurled into the air. If you don’t mind seeing shit fly everywhere, you can look at the PPE he was wearing. Your swirly will be like that stunt, but much cleaner.