50 Genius Restroom Solutions To Problems That Often Seem Unavoidable

To stop Female genital mutilation (FGM), it’s common in the UK for a teenage girl to hide a small metal spoon sewed into their apparel. This will alert airport security (because they’re flown to countries that permit FGM), via metal detectors, to take them aside so they can help the child.

What makes me sad is that 3 of these have already been ripped off :(

not everything should be posted either takes value from its purpose.

I wish this was a thing 15 years ago😢

This should be in so many places. Hard to believe right around us so many vile things can happen

Now question is, does Angela wash her hands?

If it's in both men and women's bathrooms, and your date is familiar with the place, wouldn't they be in on the code word and know that you don't like them?

Smart people.

i think most of the pubs here in the UK have this system in place, i know i've seen the posters round where i live, it's a fantastic idea to have in place

I hate disability police!! If you see someone using disability bathrooms or parking lots just leave them alone!! You never know what someone might have to deal with so shut up

Sometimes you may need more "space " to give yourself an injection, clean an ostomy site, take care of an artificial limb site, etc. Space can be used for more than just wheelchairs. Plus, Sometimes people who suffer from hidden disabilities may still need a second person's assistance.

As someone with IBD this almost made me cry

However nice and however ok the outcome, the reasoning is wrong. Unlike the outdated women/men sign, where the little person tells you who's not welcome, the disabled bathroom is not. It just tells you that there are accessories and space to make it something everyone can use. The reason not all toilet stalls are like that is space. But. And I tell you this after cleaning many of these. It's important that these too are used often and not just once a day. Keeping water running and cleaning personel active in cleaning it just as well as the "normal" toilets. I have seen places where the toilet is actively discouraged to being used by abled people with not many disabled coming in, and some how these are the one's dirtiest of all. Everyone can use it, most disabled people are also able to hold their pee for ten seconds that someone happens to be in there because it's busy. And Grace is just as welcome as anyone else.

Totally agree with this. I have a hidden disability and have been judged for using the handicap stall. If ppl just minding their own business that would be great.

Love these, much better than trying to hold my baby while I pee or have her crawl on the bathroom floor.

My public library has one of these in the women's bathroom (don't know was out the men's; never been in it). For those who don't understand, it's inside the stall with the toilet--the handicap accessible stall-- so that the parent and child are together....

i sure do hope someone does not mistake that for a mini urinal

Our kid will talk loud asking weird questions about poop for everyone to hear.

I've seen these at the bigger bathroom stalls at SJC airport. I put my laptop bag on them. 😄

Tampons should be free. Condoms are provided by the government in my country, yet tampons are not, their apparently "not as essential" as condoms, Still waiting for the VAT to be removed from some of them

If they charged for feminine hygiene products, I hope they were charging for toilet paper too for consistency.

And there's that "Pink" tax, it should be illegal, period. (Pun intended...)

At my previous job, pads and tampons were were free for the longest time, and then we got outsourced and they were no longer free.

They should all be free.

Only one design problem - all the soap dispensers still have the same height

That’s cool more places should have that

We need this for every where, I have short people problems

And short adults