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new toilets feature individual cubicles for two men,
two women, one disabled and a baby changing unit with
toilet. |
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Each
door has a cheap silver metal sign indicating that
these are toilets. Sadly, rubbish glue was favoured
over screws and the sign has disappeared. |
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| These new toilet
cubicles are best described as being prison cells.
Don't mistake if for being a wet room though, thats
just urine on the floor. |
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Here is your view
if you are foolish enough to actually sit on the toilet.
A poster about health and safety would have been an
ironic addition. |
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| The stainless steel
toilet bowl has a rather pointless rim to it that
is supposed to be a toilet seat. It's only useful
if you have a fat bottom. No consideration for small
children. |
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This is the fancy technology
used to make the toilet flush, it looks like its missing
its faceplate. Due to a lack of rubber gloves, the
flush was not tested. |
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| Plenty of toilet roll was on
offer, perhaps an indication that this toilet is barely
used? The metal cover of the casing was dented and
hanging down, no longer able to be locked. |
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The star feature
of the new toilets is the three-in-one hand washing
unit. Shockingly, it actually dispensed soap! |
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| Only about a year
old, and already the building is falling apart. A
sign of a leaky ceiling? |
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Those O.A.P's are at it again,
hilariously throwing wet toilet paper up at the ceiling. |
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| The lower keyhole
in the toilet door doubles up nicely as a peephole
for all the perverts out there. |
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Public toilets wouldn't be complete
without a bit of graffiti. The door mechanism has
the word 'GAY' etched in it. |
Burgess Hill Uncovered Public Toilet Guide
