Toilets, why are they not better designed?

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Well my nice new toilet isn’t self-cleaning, but it hasn’t got a rim or screws to the floor. And the seat unclips so that you can clean that bit easily.

(Can’t believe I’m taking photos of a toilet??)

We have self cleaning toilets in Southend.

I havee seen self cleaning toilets in both Italy and Germany.

I agree about loos and showers. My pet hate with loos is cleaning under the rim. I’m so glad we now have a wet room so the ledges and corners of showers and the glass screens are a thing of the past. These things are definitely not designed by women (or at least, women who do their own cleaning)!

Nightmare for me.

I would like all exit doors from public WC to have a foot button on the floor to open door .
I absolutely hate touching door handle after having washed and dried my hands.
Having to use a tissues or hope that someone is opening door from t'other side.

I will only use toilets in a clean establishment. I have an aversion to outside public conveniences including railways, trains and aeroplanes.
Have travelled to Australia
without using plane toilets
(Thankfully nice clean WC in Dubai airport).
Also managed to travel via coach from Birmingham to Paris without using (in those days hole thingys) WC.
Made it to McDonald's on the Av. Des Champ-Elysees.

I agree with the OP, there are far too many nooks and crannies on your average toilet to make cleaning easy. The same applies to showers, well it does to mine. Too many ledges and fiddly bits that go right round the base. soo annoying and difficult to get at. Every time I do it (not that often) I decide it must have been designed by a man someone who never cleans anything.

I’m amazed the staining on public loos it seems the floors and surfaces are wiped down but no bleach or cleaning of loo. If it wasn’t an emergencyI wouldn’t venture in most if them. I would hate the job, if I had it I would venture in with goggles, mask and gloves, flush everyone without looking at the loo, then go round with a gallon of bleach, slosh it under rim etc, leave it a couple of hours, sorry about the environment, scrub all the surfaces, bleach and mop floors. Then go round with a brush on toilets. Stick up an air freshener , then, put a note on the door out of use. They would have to use somewhere else until they realised they had to leave it as it was found. Somehow I don’t think I would get the job though.

My husband runs a commercial cleaning company. I have had to help him out on occasion - I cannot even begin to describe the state of some of the toilets I've had to clean! Good job I'm not squeamish, that's all I can say.

Job I mean not jobs. That was accidental

Yes it must be a terrible jobs some times.

Last summer I was in Exeter and came across the best public loos, I have ever been in the design makes it easy to clean .
Seen similar at an Airport but never a public loo in a City.
Well done Exeter Council.

I can't think of any cons. I often wonder how AWFUL it must be being a toilet cleaner in a commercial place, like a service station where they regularly get blocked up.

I think I am also thinking of a hose next to the toilet that you could shower it over and any water on the floor drained into a trough at the back like in swimming pool showers but it all looked much nicer than my description

www.buildwithrise.com/stories/self-cleaning-toilets

There are always pros and cons. ?

that would be heaven living with a man I would like one!

I think there are self cleaning toilets in Japan but will Google in case I have made that up.