Twist: No. Keep facing forward. Lift: No. They're bolted in. Push: Ditto Wave hands: No. Danger of being sectioned. I'm guessing push to side and lift
Ha! BSP pipe fittings are a Whitworth thread, which became an ISO standard. All those Continentals all have British tap fittings. Take that, Johnny Continental, with your mopeds and hairy armpits!
The three-in-one wall basins with integral water, soap and dryer, but no instructions. They burn your hands because they are still dry, then wet your burnt hands but no soap, dry them again, then give you a dollop of soap as a farewell present.
The handryer predicament, do you: a) Dry your hands thoroughly, pressing the dryer button several times regardless of the queue behind you. b) Leave with still-wet hands once the dryer stops, because of your daft British manners, convincing yourself that drying your hands on your jeans is better anyway. c) Use toilet paper instead, but end up washing your hands again because you touched a toilet paper dispenser and door. d) Keep washing your hands until there is no-one using the dryer because you don't want to pressure anyone into doing a), b) or c) ?
e) don't use the dryer and dry on jeans/shorts bum cheeks ... less effective if you walk out only wearing a bikini. last week made me realise just how i must always dry my hands on my jeans
Stand there waiting for someone else to open the door to the toilets otherwise you have to grab the handle...
