Friday, February 13, 2015

In Loo of A Dirty Public Restroom

Here's an interesting contest in its 28th year in Britain. The best public restroom contest. Sounds like a great idea given some of the restrooms we see or are forced to use that are considered public! Check out the short blurb and then the link to the UK site.

British Toilet Association Launches Best Public Restroom Contest

By Cleaning & Maintenance Management® Staff
February 13, 2015


The British Toilet Association has kicked off its annual Loo of the Year contest.
Now in its 28th year, the contest recognizes the best public restrooms in the United Kingdom and, for the first time this year, the Republic of Ireland.
Trophies for the winning entries in the contest’s 60 different categories will be presented at an awards ceremony hosted December 6 at the St. John’s Hotel in Solihull, England.
For more information on the Loo of the Year contest and details on how to enter, click here.
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