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Lol absolutely no way you don’t know you got the norovirus. Death might seem like a viable option when it’s at it’s worst, it’s horrible. Even if mild there’s no way you don’t know you’re cramping so bad you shit yourself. A sensory deprivation tank doesn’t make you unaware of your own body, in fact it can cause hyperawareness because it’s all you’ve got.
But whatever. Good internet story.
I suspect in real life many people pee in isolation tanks; and sanitation after each customer is a regular cost of business
Steam clean and bleach would do the trick. The story is probably fake.
Bleach alone would get it, even watered down bleach. I sometimes have to shit in a bucket at our little camp. Splash of bleach, smell’s gone instantly. Half the mass and all the stink is anaerobic bacteria.
Bleach to sanitize it. Steam clean it to get debris out of whatever cracks and seams there might be.
Ah! I’m imagining a much simpler area to clean. You got me looking at pics and the tanks are basically bathtubs.
This fake story brought to us by someone who never changed a baby’s blowout. A squalling infant covered in shit is WAY worse than what allegedly happened here. Even a dog rolling around in shit is way grosser to clean.
Put on some gloves, not really needed because you’re about to nuke ALL the bacteria, but it feels better. Pour some bleach on the mess, instant bacteria death and as soon as the air clears, zero smell. Wipe it up with disposable towels of some sort, place in plastic bag, place in trash. You don’t have the luxury of such prep when dealing with a live animal.
I don’t know if there has been a more fitting post to this community
Now THIS is a shitpost.
Say it was like that when you got in there.
Apparently, that’s what the original poster went with, too.
I meant it as a joke, so his argument is he opened the isolation tank door and happily got into a fecal stew or while he was laying in it someone opened the door, shit in his tank and then closed the door and he didn’t notice.
I’m calling Poe.
It was an honest mistake! Nevermore, I swear!
