New app lets you rent a toilet
New Yorkers are now renting out their toilets via an Airbnb-inspired app called “Airpnp†that shows the closest available commode and the price to use it, and instantly contacts the owner. Currently a handful of private addresses in the city offer their johns to any Johnny-come-lately.
The Post located one porcelain throne that bills itself as a “charming Carroll Gardens commode†in a “cozy loft-style bathroom†on Smith Street, Brooklyn, at the OrangeYouGlad graphic-design studio. “You’re our first!†yelled art director Connie Leonard excitedly when The Post walked in and asked to use the advertised WC. The OrangeYouGlad crew doesn’t charge latrine users — unlike a toilet shark in Little Italy who was charging $20 for people who “really need to go and this will have to do!†The bathroom doesn’t even have a sink. A toilet in Woodside, Queens, is more affordable at just $1.
The Post located one porcelain throne that bills itself as a “charming Carroll Gardens commode†in a “cozy loft-style bathroom†on Smith Street, Brooklyn, at the OrangeYouGlad graphic-design studio. “You’re our first!†yelled art director Connie Leonard excitedly when The Post walked in and asked to use the advertised WC. The OrangeYouGlad crew doesn’t charge latrine users — unlike a toilet shark in Little Italy who was charging $20 for people who “really need to go and this will have to do!†The bathroom doesn’t even have a sink. A toilet in Woodside, Queens, is more affordable at just $1.