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Here
we see the entrance to the toilet block.
You will see that it is of similar build to the
one found in St Johns Park. |
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To the
left are doors for the ladies and disabled toilets.
Notice the metal hand rail and the concrete ramp
for accessability reasons. |
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A
wooden partition seperates the entrance to the mens
toilets from the rest. It this to save men from
having to look at the opposite sex? |
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On entering
the mens block, we are confronted with four cracked
titles on the lower corner of a wall, the edges
are rough and sharp enough to cut somebody's leg. |
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There
is only one solitary urinal in the block. It's in
need of a very good scrub with the water from the
dirty pipe discoluring the bowl |
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We were
reacquainted with an old friend, in the form of
the all-in-one stainless steal hand washing facility. |
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Looking
at the centre of the urinal made us feel physically
sick. It's decorated with two pieces of chewing
gum and some disgusting thick brown substance. Either
a man with short thick curly hair is balding, or
that's pubic hair around the edge. |
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We almost
had a heart attack when using the hand washing machine;
notice the bubbles in the water? That's because
we found a machine whose soap button actually dispensed
soap! |
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We
noticed that the wiring above the urinal was very
different to anything we had seen in the other public
toilets. Valuing our lives, we did not touch the
exposed wire. |
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Here's
a sight that you don't see often, a toilet with
a seat! |
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We're
on a roll here! A metal wall mounted toilet paper
dispenser, complete with toilet paper. |
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And
what a lovely bonus, a spare pack of toilet paper
tossed on the floor, just incase the pack in the
holder runs out before the block is next cleaned. |
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A
huge cause for concern is the lack of a bolt on
the cubicle door. Strangely someone has gone to
the trouble of filling in the bolt mount holes,
but surely a new bolt is what is needed? |
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Decorating
the door is some very rude graffiti.
It even has a date from when it was written. From
when this report was made, that makes it two months
and eight days old, how many young children have
been subjected to the explicit text in this period?
All it takes is a few strokes with a paintbrush
to cover it up, but even this seems beyond the council. |
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The
Good
The
toilet bowl had a lovely plastic toilet
seat.
The metal toilet paper dispenser was attached
to the wall.
Spare toilet paper.
The hand washing machine actually dispensed
soap!
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The
Bad
Dangerously
cracked tiles on the corner of a wall
that could cause a nasty injury.
The disgustingly dirty urinal.
Unique electical wiring above the urinal.
No bolt on the door to the toilet cubicle,
thus causing extreme lack of privacy.
The extremely explicit graffiti that adorns
the cubicle door, and the fact that it
is over two months old. |
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Rating: 3 out of 10 Toilet Rolls |
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Burgess Hill Uncovered Public Toilet Guide
