Don’t make jokes at anyone’s expense, and don’t draw attention to someone in a stall. [2] X Research source
Be considerate of others using the restroom. Don’t talk on your cellphone, and don’t use the restroom as a chance to catch up with another co-worker. Your conversation could be distracting to someone in a stall. [3] X Research source
Avoid using your workplace restroom to shave or cut your toenails. Other people may be waiting on you to leave so they can relieve themselves.
Even if you have no problems pooping at work, avoid reading in the stall. You’ll take longer, and you may be preventing people who need to use the restroom. Don’t use your cellphone in the stall.
If your workplace only has one restroom, search for a time when there is not as much traffic so you can have some peace and quiet. [7] X Research source
Wash your hands. You should always wash your hands after using the restroom.
If you can’t convince your supervisor to invest in any air fresheners, you could bring your own from home, or carry a book of matches. Lighting a match can often help eliminate bad smells. [10] X Research source
