Is it ok to pee on the deck floor?

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im not open up my dry sute to unhook my self and pee and let the agon go to bye bye u need a dive to get the full use of the gas and dives are coming out of the water so i peed next to the gate no ones going to get see sick and lay down there or walk bare foot
 
It's not acceptable to pee on the deck of a boat from your drysuit.. however it is acceptable to grab someone's mountain dew bottle and fill it atleast half way!
 
frankc420:
It's not acceptable to pee on the deck of a boat from your drysuit.. however it is acceptable to grab someone's mountain dew bottle and fill it at least half way!
Mountain Dew has a huge amount of caffeine in it, a potent diuretic. You probably should not drink Mountain Dew when diving or anything in a Mountain Dew bottle when Frank is about.
 
Thalassamania:
Mountain Dew has a huge amount of caffeine in it, a potent diuretic. You probably should not drink Mountain Dew when diving or anything in a Mountain Dew bottle when Frank is about.

I don't drink mountain dew, although, many others do! No problems with me grabbing the bottle later :D
 
Fat:
im not open up my dry sute to unhook my self and pee and let the agon go to bye bye u need a dive to get the full use of the gas and dives are coming out of the water so i peed next to the gate no ones going to get see sick and lay down there or walk bare foot


I'll bet you use that same logic in the locker room shower right? :huh: Rather than waste the soap by walking over to the urinal...:no
 
I'm seeing a market for pee-valve extenders. A threaded, hollow bolt attached to a long tube. Screw that into your valve when topside, run the hose over the side of the boat, pee with impunity.

I will tell you this, besides the end-of-the-day removal, the fear of a UTI, or that moment of "uh oh, did the cath pop off" these things are absolutely genius. I can't believe I waited almost 100 dives in a dry suit before getting one.

I'll pee in the gravel parking lot (maybe a bit too close to the car-sorry Rjack, at least it was raining) but I wouldn't just let fly on the deck of a boat.
 
dsteding:
I'm seeing a market for pee-valve extenders. A threaded, hollow bolt attached to a long tube. Screw that into your valve when topside, run the hose over the side of the boat, pee with impunity.

I will tell you this, besides the end-of-the-day removal, the fear of a UTI, or that moment of "uh oh, did the cath pop off" these things are absolutely genius. I can't believe I waited almost 100 dives in a dry suit before getting one.

I'll pee in the gravel parking lot (maybe a bit too close to the car-sorry Rjack, at least it was raining) but I wouldn't just let fly on the deck of a boat.

Yeah man, I mean at least point the stream the other way!

Personally I tend to use the valve at the start and end of dives, rarely in the middle.
 
Now with the new OMS drysuit balanced "POOP SHUTE", you want to make sure that you don't let fly upstream of your friends. Although letting one loose at the lips in Ginnie, would probably reach some poor soul squeezing through the eye.

"Hey, is that a Hershey bar coming my way????" OMG! OMG! OMG! :rofl3: :rofl3:


If you have to go, jump in and hang onto the line. Let r rip. then come back on the boat.

Cheers :D

Mike
 

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