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Show HN: Loodio – A Bathroom Privacy Device

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Re: Show HN: Loodio – A Bathroom Privacy Device

#52

> How else are you solving this problem? The tech companies I've worked at have started to build "gender neutral" bathrooms. They are a fully locked/enclosed rooms with sound proofing, i.e. no gaps at the bottom of the door. Sometimes you need to take a long session or maybe are not feeling great in the bathroom department (Probably TMI) and it's almost as good as WFH.

Wouldn't that be SFH?

Re: Show HN: Loodio – A Bathroom Privacy Device

#53

Instead of white-noise or music, why not play the sounds of people using the bathroom? You know like, peeing, pooping, farting, chatter, moans and groans. This way our own noises become indiscernible from the background noise.

Great SaaS opportunity

Re: Show HN: Loodio – A Bathroom Privacy Device

#55

Instead of white-noise or music, why not play the sounds of people using the bathroom? You know like, peeing, pooping, farting, chatter, moans and groans. This way our own noises become indiscernible from the background noise.

Great SaaS opportunity

I'd 3-way dial in to this service instead of the "Lenny" chatbot for spam phonecalls

https://lennytroll.com/

Re: Show HN: Loodio – A Bathroom Privacy Device

#57

Instead of white-noise or music, why not play the sounds of people using the bathroom? You know like, peeing, pooping, farting, chatter, moans and groans. This way our own noises become indiscernible from the background noise.

If I understand op well, the entire open space can hear what happens inside.

Imagine if every time some of your coworkers go in for a little pee pee, you hear "peeing, pooping, farting, chatter, moans and groans" at maximum volume.

You know what ? That sounds like a hella fun workplace. Don’t forget the gross spitting sound.

Re: Show HN: Loodio – A Bathroom Privacy Device

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post #35

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Having an "executive bathroom" is at least 20% of the benefit of WFH. Under-appreciated in discussions about this.

And I shower during work hours.

An afternoon "shake the after-lunch drowsies" shower is truly a glorious thing.
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