

starline01 |
Hard to imagine a thinner bag that would still stand the strain of
holding sanitary waste.
Stole it myself (I think) (2006) |


starline02 |
A polite bag - it thanks you in four languages for not drowning it and
its contents in the toilet bowl.
Thanks to Katrien van't Hooft (2007) |


steinerhygiene01 |
More than your average amount of information on this bag. Not only does
it tell you how to acquire and dispose of the bag using the dedicated
container, it also instructs you not to place tin cans, nappies, sharp
objects, cigarettes or food in the bag (as if any of these items would fit -
the bag is fairly small). And it tells you to wash your hands.
Any questions? Call their careline at 1860 10 11 80. I can just imagine
someone sitting by this phone waiting for calls from distraught clients
wanting to know the types of objects they are allowed to dispose of in this
bag.
Stole it myself somewhere in South Africa (2007) |
 
steinerservices01
|
Green: an unusual colour for this sanibag from South Africa. Call the
phone numbers if you find there are no more bags in the dispenser in your
cubicle.
Thanks to Johannes Bosma. (2005) |

stockno11001 |
Bedside disposal bag. "Bend bag sharply at tape corner, peel backing and
adhere firmly to clean surface". That could be a wall, a tabletop, or
perhaps the nurse's uniform. Thanks to Bruce Kelly. (2003) |


strujspapier01 |
"Do not throw into lavatory, as this might cause obstruction", it says in
English. In Britain this could land you with an anti-social behaviour order,
a stiff fine, or even a prison term.
The German is equally intimidating: "Nicht in die Toilette werfen, da
dies Verstopfung zufolge haben könnte" ("...
as this may cause constipation").
Thanks to Johannes Bosma. (2005) |

swedishtoilet01 |
Why do I collect such things? Actually, I don't, but people keep on
sending them to me. Thanks to Mark Brace. (2001) |


swissotel01 |
"Please do not throw any thing down the toilet", it says. So place all
your bodily wastes in this bag and leave it on the floor?
Thanks to Nico Snels (2005) |
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