Peeing in public restrooms or using public restrooms on public transit can lead to a hefty fine.

The law is designed to crack down on prostitution and pornography on the Web.

Here are 10 common examples.

* Public restrooms can be accessed via public restroom stall entrances.

* A public restroom can be accessible by using a public restroom toilet seat or an open door with a door that opens to the public restroom or a toilet.

* In the public bathroom, the urinal and toilet seat must be on the same level as each other and must be in the same aisle.

* The urinal must be placed in the closest corner to the stall, not directly in front of it.

* If there is a stall, the stall must be close enough to the urinals that they don’t obstruct each other.

* Pee stalls are allowed to be on private property and in the public, although urinal locations should be clear of trees, bushes, or bushes.

* Bathrooms are generally open during the day, but at night there is no restriction.

* Most people prefer using a toilet in the restroom rather than in public.

* It’s a good idea to leave the toilet seat facing the opposite direction of where the urination stall is located so that the urinating person can see that it’s the urinator.

* People should never use a urinal in a public toilet stall, even when urinating.

* When you are in the bathroom, you should take a good look at your own body.

For example, if you notice your nipples are standing up in a straight line, you can use a hand sanitizer.

If you notice that you’re getting a little cold, you could wash your hands and your face before you go in the shower.

* Some people like to sit on the toilet while peeing, and this can be distracting.

It could also be a source of embarrassment.

* This tip is from the United States Department of Health and Human Services.

* For those of you who are not from the U.S., the answer to your question is YES.

You can do it.