My cat learned how to open doors,closets,etc.. on his own!
hugodrax Ars Tribunus Angusticlavius Registered: Jan 18, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, am |
Pretty amazing. I never trained him to open doors but I did notice that |
SupremeOverlord Ars Tribunus Militum Tribus: Hillsboro, OR Registered: Oct 22, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, am |
One out of the 5 cats my family had over the years learned how to open cabinet doors on its own, but not regular doors. |
nastro "Fidus et Audax" Tribus: Milwaukee, WI Registered: Jul 17, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, am |
My cat can open and close cabinets and drawers. The drawers, he likes to sit in. The cabinets, I account to him just not liking closed doors. Whatever, I congratulate him when I witness this, since he doesn't actually trash anything. |
meldroc "Waster of Electrons" Registered: Jun 13, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, am |
I've had cats try to open doors before - they knew that if you twisted the doorknob, the door would open, but curses, they were foiled by their lack of opposable thumbs. Didn't keep them from trying though |
AlmightyChix0r Ars Tribunus Militum Tribus: Alaska Registered: Jun 15, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, am |
My mom's cat knows how to turn doorknobs, and two of our cats, Spooky and Talon, tag-teamed the apartment in Germany - Spooky could open every single door in the house, and Talon knew how to open the outside door. |
Tommyjoe Ars Praefectus Registered: Jun 9, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, am |
Cue that picture of eJacqui and Clint's cat flushing the toilet |
Gendou Ars Legatus Legionis Registered: May 18, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, am |
View image: http://imgimageshack.us/img//dpeatscats3hy.jpg |
DeedlitCryogenic "Now 20% cattier" Registered: Oct 28, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, am |
I had a cat that could open twist doorknobs. He'd jump up, put a paw on either side of the knob and twist/hold on. |
eJacqui "Senior Editor of Awesome" Tribus: Chained to a desk at the Ars Orbiting HQ Registered: Jun 3, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
Our cats can open regular doors in the way you describe, and they can also open cabinet doors and drawers. I saw one of them once stand up, hook his paw through the handle of the drawer, and walk backwards on two legs to open it up. I was like "mother fuck!" |
JasterMereel Ars Legatus Legionis Registered: Oct 19, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
I'm about to put child locks on all of my cupboard doors as well. Stupid cats get in there, explore, and then leave. My kitten likes to play with the feather duster. My cats also know how to open doors. All they have to do is sit at the door, paw at it, and their human slave will come by shortly and open the door for them. |
dennilfloss "Battleship photoblogger." Tribus: Ottawa, Canada Registered: May 31, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
My wife and I took the habit of placing a small box with a couple of bricks in it in front of the apartment door in the late 80s. For some reason, the lack of opposable thumbs did not stop one of our cats from opening the front door even though it would need to rotate the door knob once to onlock the door and again to open it. |
Coleman Ars Legatus Legionis Tribus: XBL: Master Chiefmas Registered: Oct 13, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
Yep I have seen that often. One of my cats has figured out how to open a screen door if it's not latched. She lays down on her side parallel to the motion of travel for the door, then hooks her claws in the screen and pulls it open. |
dennilfloss "Battleship photoblogger." Tribus: Ottawa, Canada Registered: May 31, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
Cats are smart. -- View image here: http://episteme.arstechnica.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_smile.gif -- |
sliver7 "I like chocolate milk" Registered: Feb 9, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
When I was in High School, our cat figured out how to take the screens off of the windows in the house. |
kray28 Ars Legatus Legionis Tribus: Pittsburgh, PA USA Registered: Dec 4, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
Some cats are smartothers, well they can be pretty fucking stupid. Same rule applies to dogsand people. |
Ronin Ars Praefectus Registered: Jul 17, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
My dad's cats figured out how to open the cupboards - just lie on their backs on the floor, and pry them open. |
Lord Pachelbel Ars Praefectus Tribus: Wis. Registered: Jan 11, Posts: | Posted: Sat Dec 03, pm |
My cats are too lazy to do much of anything. |
ravemonger Ars Tribunus Militum Tribus: Silicon Valley Registered: Dec 10, Posts: | Posted: Sun Dec 04, am |
My cats know how to open the shower door to get to the tasty water inside, open cabinet doors, open sliding closet doors, open the sliding patio door, open the fridge and freezer and most annoying of all they know how to turn lights on and off. Nothing like a cat turning the light on in the middle of the night when you're sleeping to make you cranky. |
Dac "Formerly Excession" Tribus: Canberra, Australia. Registered: Apr 4, Posts: | Posted: Sun Dec 04, am |
One of our cats is an expert door opener. |
MooBob Ars Scholae Palatinae Registered: Sep 15, Posts: | Posted: Mon Dec 05, pm |
Both of our cats know that they can open a door either by hooking their paw under or around the door and pulling. If the door is not open enough to do that, they stand up and use their head and body to force the door open, kind of like doing a belly flop with the arms outstreched. |
DaveJ Ars Scholae Palatinae Tribus: :subirT Registered: Apr 8, Posts: | Posted: Mon Dec 05, pm |
We had a cat once who figured out how to turn off the lightswitches to the kitchen and dining room. The catch is both switches were horizontal, not vertical. It was the funniest thing to watch, he did a sort of sideways leap up ~5 feet in the air to hit the switches. |
.劉煒 ""A New World Man"" Tribus: Here, Now Registered: Nov 10, Posts: | Posted: Mon Dec 05, pm |
Heh, our cats haven't figured out the light switches yet, thankfully. |
Jonathan Ars Tribunus Militum Tribus: Seattle, WA Registered: Mar 30, Posts: | Posted: Mon Dec 05, pm |
My cat can open door knobs. It is really scary cause sometimes when they are in their little sunroom, the doorknob will start shaking randomly and you think someone is trying to break in. |
Ashby Ars Legatus Legionis Registered: Feb 26, Posts: | Posted: Mon Dec 05, pm |
Unless the door is absolutely latched shut, the cat will either push or pull it open. Cabinets are also opened at will. The linen cupboards are popular for sleepin'. |
Lone Shepherd "Protecting the flock" Tribus: Northern VA Registered: Nov 8, Posts: | Posted: Mon Dec 05, pm |
My last couple years of college at Virginia Tech, I lived in a second story apartment. |
deet Ars Praefectus Tribus: Houston Registered: Oct 14, Posts: | Posted: Mon Dec 05, pm |
Opening doors is for lowly humans. |
hugodrax Ars Tribunus Angusticlavius Registered: Jan 18, Posts: | Posted: Tue Dec 06, am |
One thing for sure I never thought cats were so cool. I would have had them as pets since childhood. |
What Happens When Consumer Reports Tests Toilets
Behind the doors in the maze of labs at CR’s headquarters, testers continuously evaluate a host of appliances and other products to learn which perform best. It’s a little like Willy Wonka’s factory, but for big kids with a taste more for science than sugar.
Fortunately, I don’t need a golden ticket for access since I work here. I just have to ask nicely. First stop: Toilets—a product that many of us take for granted, but that few of us could live without. CR testing engineers Matthew Guayara and John Banta let me observe the swirl of activity that goes into determining whether a toilet is tops.
CR testing engineer Matthew Guayara is elbow-deep in his fifth toilet of the day.
Matthew is working with John Banta (in the back) because toilet testing requires two people: Each throne is about as unwieldy and heavy as a full-grown female Rottweiler—or 80 to pounds for you cat people.
CR has been testing toilets since the ’80s and a lot of interesting stuff happens between the time the porcelain bowls roll into the lab to the moment updated ratings are published on our website.
Testers hoist each toilet onto this elevated testing rig.
The toilets are placed over holes cut into the platform. It’s elevated to give testers room to place a bucket and drain pipe under the toilets to catch whatever is flushed out.
The angled mirror is left over from the days when CR did toilet testing demonstrations for the public. Alas, people have since discovered Netflix.
The testers then hook up a waterline and fill ’er up to the waterline mark inside the tank. (Make sure your toilets at home are also filling to this waterline mark. If not, they might not be getting enough water to whisk away an entire load.)
The gadget above is called a flow meter. It measures the volume and flow of water into and out of the toilet. Most water-saving toilets claim to use gallons per flush. Banta tells me that most of them use more—like or gallons—but still way less than the 6 gallons old toilets guzzled.
Testers prepare buckets of simulated waste.
Which looks exactly like you’d imagine robot poop would look (if you imagine such things).
What the heck was this robot eating?
A combination of damp natural and synthetic sponges, some weighted with metal screws, mimic floaters. "The different size screws are intended to cause the sponges to float at different levels in the water,” says Jim Nanni, CR’s director of appliance testing, who developed these tests based on scientific studies that looked at artificial fecal matter with high clog potential.
The shape, density, and size of the polyethylene balls remind me of constipated poop. (That’s one very relieved robot!)
Water filled condoms stand in for a soft, easy stool. They’re not lubricated (don’t want to make it too easy to slip through).
Testers conduct three solid-waste tests on each toilet: easy, intermediate, and difficult.
The difficult dump is a doozy: polyethylene balls, 7 sponges, and 2 water-filled condoms. Banta says few toilets can gobble the difficult load in one go. "That’s how we’re able to get the differentiating data we use to score each toilet," he says.
Testers dump a “difficult” load into the toilet. And then comes the moment of truth . . .
After one flush, balls, six sponges, and 1 water-filled condom remain. (Testers determine this by counting what’s flushed out.)
After three flushes, we still have 92 balls and 6 sponges hanging around which means we’ve got a clog. How’s this toilet rating so far? Kind of, eh, crappy.
“This is why people should courtesy flush,” Banta says. “Breaking up the load is just common sense.”
Don’t worry, we don’t dump our robot poop into the sewer. Those bits and bobs are caught in this sieve with each flush, counted, and then re-used by the testers.
When toilets clog, Guayara whips out the plunger. (He says he likes the accordion-style because they pump water and also fit in all types of toilet shapes.)
Testers move the toilet to another rig for the drain line carry test.
Which requires a ride on the lavatory lift.
This rig is much higher to accommodate the pitch angle of the drain line, which is made of clear plastic piping and wraps 75 feet around the lab, incorporating three elbows and two S-turns.
The pipes are clear so testers can see how well a toilet would move waste from bowl to sewer and whether there’s enough force to make sure nothing gets stuck. A low rating in this test means the toilet might be more prone to clogging your drain pipes.
Testers flush four synthetic sponges down the toilet and we’re off to the races!
Banta measures how far each sponge moves down the tube. (He installed LED lights in the pipes for better visibility, inadvertently adding a Space Odyssey feel to this test.) No sponges make it all the way through on the first flush, which is normal—the test needs to be somewhat more challenging than the plumbing in homes to allow our ratings to be comparative.
The next tests are more mundane, but no less important.
Testers take some measurements.
Guayara measures the height of each toilet’s seat and notes which ones are compliant with Americans With Disabilities Act guidelines (at least 16 inches high at the seat). We measure with the seat on if the toilet comes with one (did you know that most don’t?). The bum ticklers—we’re talking about bidet seats here, people!—are unfortunately always sold separately.
Bowl measurements help gauge soil and odor potential. Dying the water helps testers take accurate and fast measurements. You’ll find this info in the Features & Specs section of each review in our toilet ratings. Deeper and wider = less stink and stick potential because there’s more room for waste to be covered by water, which helps trap odors and prevent messes.
Testers gauge the cleaning power.
Guayara applies acrylic paint in “cottage red” on a dry spot in the bowl and flushes twice to see how much paint is removed. The front of the bowl is the most challenging spot for a toilet to clean, especially with elongated models. “Not all waste is deposited to the rear of the bowl where it’s deep,” Nanni says. “Think of a child teetering off the front edge of the seat or an adult depositing their stomach contents due to illness or a night of drinking.”
Party potty tip: “If you’re at a party and make a mess of the toilet bowl, just hold down the handle while flushing to keep the water flowing,” Banta says. He adds that a pre-flush before you do your business can save you from embarrassment because poop is less likely to stick to a wet bowl than a dry one.
Testers also evaluate cleaning ability by drawing a line around the bowl about an inch under the rim with a water-soluble marker. The fewer markings left after flushing, the better a toilet cleans.
Testers measure how loud the flush is.
Cute Cat is Obsessed With Flushing the Toilet
America&#;s Funniest Videos &#; also known as AFV &#; is a long-time television program that airs clips of some of the nation&#;s funniest home and viral videos. The TV show, which garners many submissions from all over the country, without a doubt sees a great deal of hilarious footage daily and they run the cream of the crop. Often, you&#;ll see babies doing adorably funny things as well as the occasional cute cat that gets a good laugh. After all, cats are always doing funny things.
Cats are some of the most hilarious creatures, and it doesn&#;t help that they&#;re so smart. The intelligent furry beings are not only intriguing themselves, they are also intrigued by many things: other animals, humans, other cats and even the most &#;normal&#; thing to us gets cats all riled up. One cute cat in particular is quite taken with the toilet &#; so much that it cannot stop flushing the toilet. Some can even categorize the cat as obsessed with flushing!
In the video below, you can see a very curious black and white cat named Gizmo stare into an open toilet bowl. Gizmo looks curiously into the bowl for a solid few seconds before initially flushing the toilet, but once he realizes what the toilet bowl contraption does, he continually flushes it. It&#;s no secret that the feline is intrigued by the bowl&#;s ability to flush with the way it gazes into the bowl. It&#;s equal parts adorable and totally hilarious!
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