What would you do? A contractor visited my home and asked to use my bathroom?

Question

Of course I said go right ahead thinking he probably just had to pee but instead he must have had a stomache ache and really unloaded. The stentch seaped through out my entire home and seemed to follow him through the house from room to room. I'm sure he felt embarrissed but he acted like nothing and didn't apologize or anything. He saw me open the windows and spray Lysol. What would you do would you say something to him about it?

Answer 1

By visit do you mean first time? Or has he worked on your home a long time?

Gosh, that was mighty rude of him, Period.

He should have sprayed, or opened the windows or lit a match.
Come on.

Answer 2

As inconvenient and disgusting as this was for all of you, put yourself in his shoes. We've all had the bean burrito for lunch that didn't sit too well, and our bodies didn't exactly give us the option of waiting til later. No I guess this wasn't polite or in proper etiquette, but it was probably not an option at that point. So just be a guy laugh it off, and find the humor in it. It's not like you could have said no to him. That would have been more rude.

Answer 3

Oh, come on!!!! We've all been in his shoes at one time or another....tummy ache and can't wait. The poor guy was probably as embarassed as you were disgusted. Show some mercy.

A sure sign of class is treating people below your station with kindness and grace.

Answer 4

This is a tough one. Some people are on medication that cause bowel urgency. Some people just have irritable bowel syndrome. A bowel movement like that is, of course, abnormal. Just chalk it up to a bad tummy.

Answer 5

They should be using the restroom of the place that he's working at. Not a neighbor's house. And the neighbor should have told you that they were working their. For safety reason's I would not have even opened the door.