Life can be stressful and overwhelming at times. There are only a few places where you can escape to find a safe, quiet space, where no one would ever dream of disturbing you. Enter everyone’s favourite place of solace, also known as, the toilet.
Flushing is one of the simplest measures for keeping public toilets clean and safe for all those using them. By not flushing, you run the risk of spreading disease and creating a very smelly (not to mention awkward) situation.
Ah the shower. The start to every morning or end to every day. Taking a shower has major physical and mental benefits. Whether it’s for an industrial work site, sports event, or multi-day event, the portable shower is a necessary hire, here’s why:
Often amidst the stress surrounding event planning, renovations and work sites, sometimes basic requirements for those living with disabilities can be overlooked. Here are some quick tips on how to prepare your space to suit all types of people, with careful placement of paraplegic toilets:
When people think of porta loos, they think of pungent smells, questionable liquids, and having to hover when you pee. But the little blue boxes have an unfairly bad rap when it comes to hygiene. And it’s not their fault. It’s usually the fault of those who use them. So, let’s jump in and bust some porta loo hygiene myths:
Portable toilets are a necessity for all work sites that don’t have access to plumbing. From construction sites to the agricultural and mining sector, portable or temporary toilet facilities are essential in providing for workers’ basic rights. If you’re looking for your next hire, here’s what to consider:
When it comes to event planning, an often overlooked but very important aspect is safety and security – especially for the toilet area. No one wants to feel any more vulnerable than they already do when they have their pants around their ankles. Here are the things event organisers need to consider when it comes to securing the toilet area at an event:
Going to the WC is a strange thing. Urinals are in communal spaces. Toilets are behind closed doors. Sometimes we go to the bathroom in groups (here’s looking at you, ladies). Some find the most secluded toilet possible before going about their business. Truth is, while we all hear the same ‘call of nature’, when it comes to going, we have some very different behaviours – especially between men and women. Let’s discuss:
VIPs expect VIP treatment – no matter where they are. And the same is true for your more ‘everyday’ VIPs at exclusive events. So, if you’re planning an event for the upper crust, or even just have a VIP section at your event – here’s how to make sure the bathroom experience doesn’t let your event down.
