
conradhotel01 |
A nice touch - a plain plastic bag tied up with a ribbon.
At least I assume it's a plain white bag - I don't want to ruin the bag
by untying the ribbon.
Thanks to Frank Mulliri (2007) |
|
 contentitoreigienico01 |
With an outline drawing of a woman, just in case males stray into the
women's loo.
Thanks to Bruce Kelly (2004) |


contentitoreigienico02 |
That's "easy closure" to you and me. From a dentist's loo in Beroun.
Thanks to Petr Manda (2005) |


contentitoreigienico03 |
This bag has not only an ornate Luftwaffe cross, but an apothecary's
winged stick and snake.
Thanks to Petr Manda (2005) |

contentitoreigienico05 |
"Higenic Bag for Ladies. Please do not throw in the
toilette. Use only the proper can". In Italian, French, German,
Spanish and what I guess is Serbo-Croat. Thanks to Christian Annyas. (2003) |

contentitoreigienico04 |
Similar design to the bag above, but does not cater to
Croats. Thanks to Petr
Manda. (2003) |


contentitoreigienico06 |
The German claims this is a "Hygienische Tüte"
(Hygienic bag), rather than a "Hygienische Behälter"
(Hygienic container).
Thanks to Jürgen
Klein (2005) |


contentitoreigienico07 |
Identical to one of the bags above, but with a handy hole so you can
hang it up while you flush.
Thanks to Jürgen
Klein (2005) |

contentitoreperassorbenti01 |
Yes, the last word really does have four i's in the last five letters.
Gilles Beger sent this to me. "It's a gift", he said. "I
don't know what to do with it." Er, might I suggest you ask your wife
or girlfriend, Gilles? Thanks anyway! (2004) |


contentitoreperassorbenti02 |
The text is lower down the bag, and red cross is further from the text.
Thanks to Jürgen
Klein (2005) |
|
previous page
| next page | top |