Sentences with phrase «taking toilet breaks»

«Conceptually you could get data about your health, you could get data about your whereabouts, how often you're working, how long you're working, if you're taking toilet breaks and things like that.»

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This week, the U.S. district court judge slapped the stingy content - marketing firm with a fine of $ 1.75 million to make it right with workers it forced to forgo pay while using the toilet and for taking other short personal breaks.
I think we're taking a break for now while I try to figure out how best to get the whole idea of pottying in the toilet / potty chair through to him.
She would be attached non stop and scream everytime i took her off for a quick dip thru the shower, change of shirt, toilet break etc..
Adverse effects are that it can take a long time for some children, you may incur a greater cost in diapering your little boy and toileting in a diaper can become a very hard to break habit.
He was going in the toilet and one day we were at a restaurant and he asked to go poop, i took him and did nt realize that the toilet seat was broke off toilet and it slipped and smashed his fingers.
Your child may ignore the urge to have a bowel movement because he or she is afraid of the toilet or doesn't want to take a break from play.
If your child seems ready for toilet training but simply refuses to use the potty, put it away for a few weeks and take a break.
Breaking News: Silverstein takes on Governor from his toilet in Bay Terrace; pens complaint while taking a crap.
Prior to his innovation, the only way the company was able to understand flushing patterns was to take a model of a toilet, fill it with silicon rubber, and then break the toilet open to examine the casting they had made out of the rubber.
In the Cross Hands pub, a slapstick fight soon breaks out in the men's toilets unveiling «The Blanks» — ass - kicking aliens disguised in human form who are threatening to take over the town, and the rest of the world!
It's useless to get mad at this movie, which is nothing more than a collection of jokes about bodily functions that occasionally laughs at people injuring themselves in order to take a break from gags about urine, vomit, soft - serve chocolate ice cream that looks like it's coming out of a man's rear end, a showroom - floor toilet that a different man sleepily decides to use to deposit what the ice cream is representing, another guy showing off his ability to «burp - sneeze - fart,» and more.
Nothing takes the shine off a potential investment faster than the thought of fielding complaints at two in the morning about clogged toilets or devoting part of your weekend to fixing the broken - down washing machine at your rental property.
Puppies need to be taken out every hour or two; adult dogs can hold it for up to nine hours (but this is pretty uncomfortable for them, and it's better to allow them a toilet break every four to five hours).
Night 4 - 5 After reading your website info, we borrowed a crate and put the it next to my bed in my room and set alarm to take her out for toilet breaks — Success!.
My goal is to get her back in the crate and take her to toilet breaks during the night again so I can get on with the toilet training, but not sure which way to do it.
There isn't anything else around to wonder off on your own, so I took the opportunity for a toilet break and waited for the bus to leave again.
But it works on the same principle as almost every composting toilet: Give it time, warmth and let nature take its course in breaking down the poop.
drove company van to clean TCF banks at cub stores all over the metro area.Washed and spot - cleaned furniture, blackboards, mirrors, wastebaskets and garbage cans, office machines and ashtrays.Polished furniture and metal fixtures.Gathered and emptied trash and recycling bins.Dusted and mopped all hard surfaces.Set up and took down chairs and tables.Wet mopped and spot mopped public corridors, washrooms and classrooms.Cleaned and restocked cafeteria items.Dusted furniture, walls, machines and equipment.Cleaned public restrooms, including scrubbing sinks, toilets, countertops and mirrors.Cleaned break rooms, including sinks, countertops, microwaves, coffeemakers, refrigerators, tables and chairs.Emptied all trash cans and replaced liners.Maintained all janitorial equipment in a clean, safe and operable condition.Operated janitorial equipment properly and safely.Traveled to and from work sites in a timely manner.Cleaned and maintained bathrooms and showers and swept and mopped floors.Safely operated equipment such as vacuum cleaners, floor buffers and carpet machines.
Washed and spot - cleaned furniture, blackboards, mirrors, wastebaskets and garbage cans, office machines and ashtrays.Polished furniture and metal fixtures.Gathered and emptied trash and recycling bins.Dusted and mopped all hard surfaces.Set up and took down chairs and tables.Wet mopped and spot mopped public corridors, washrooms and classrooms.Cleaned and restocked cafeteria items.Dusted furniture, walls, machines and equipment.Cleaned public restrooms, including scrubbing sinks, toilets, countertops and mirrors.Cleaned break rooms, including sinks, countertops, microwaves, coffeemakers, refrigerators, tables and chairs.Emptied all trash cans and replaced liners.Maintained all janitorial equipment in a clean, safe and operable condition.Operated janitorial equipment properly and safely.Traveled to and from work sites in a timely manner.Cleaned and maintained bathrooms and showers and swept and mopped floors.Safely operated equipment such as vacuum cleaners, floor buffers and carpet machines.
Karen P, if you are suggesting that by your daughter taking a shower that it pushed material that otherwise should have been directed out to the septic field (but couldn't be as a result of the broken pipe) back into the sump - pump pit thereby creating a fresh stink, then the same effect should have occurred whenever potable water was run from within the home: sinks, toilets — said items which you didn't indicate that you hadn't used in the two weeks you worked in the home, prior to moving in.
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