Company Launches Toilet Etiquette Product

(PRWEB) November 23, 2005 -- Chucktown Media out of South Carolina announces the launch of a new product. Toiletiquette is an under the toilet seat waterproof decal designed to be a 'A Kinder Reminder' for bathroom etiquette. Decals will be out of sight until the seat is lifted. "I've designed them so they do not interfere with the bathroom decor," says Jamie Fialkowski, founder of Toiletiquette. "This seems to be an untapped market with seemingly endless possibilities." Jamie continues, "Considering the number of jokes regarding 'leaving the seat up,' these will surely be in high demand.

 “  This seems to be an untapped market with seemingly endless possibilities.  ”

The red 'stop sign' shaped decals, which are sold four (4) per pack, read, "Please Clean Up Your Mess & Put Down The Seat," "I'm Not Your Mother Please Clean Up Your Mess," "Please Put Me Down When You Are Finished," and "You Missed Please Clean Up Your Mess." "Most people feel uncomfortable about asking someone to clean up after using the bathroom. These decals will be a way to remind others without actually saying anything," adds Jamie. "This isn't just a problem that women encounter. My bathroom was always closest to the living room. Therefore it was the most traveled. After constantly having to clean up before I could use my bathroom, the idea came to me."

Toiletiquette initially will launch in local markets and on the web. Bulk wholesale purchases will be available for resale. "My goal is to offer this product in stores across America," states Jamie.

For more information or to place orders, please visit mytoiletiquette.com.

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