Have you ever thought about how fortunate we are to have a proper bathroom system where we can go no matter the place or time? No matter what state you go you'll find a public bathroom pretty much everywhere most importantly a toilet. There's a public bathroom at the mall, airplane, grocery store, work, school, even when you travel on the highway. We don't have the necessity to suffer or hold it because we have the greatest inventions ever created close to us, but sadly, this is not the case of everybody. In other countries, such as Pakistan and India, they don't possess or have a toilet everywhere they go. For what it is considered for some of us a pain especially if you work as a janitor, it means to others a relief. Approximately, 2.5 billion people worldwide have no adequate toilet, forty percent of the world with no adequate toilet (Rose George, let's talk crap); and we complain about the bad smells. …show more content…
Can you imagine having to hold it for hours because you don't have a toilet with water and a door to give you privacy? The problem with this is that not only invades your privacy but also carries bacteria's, germs and diseases that can be easily spread without things like a toilet, toilet paper, water, and soap. Fifty communicable diseases like to travel in human shit, which is basically our disposable system or trash can. An example of this is a baby called Marie Saylee, she was nine months old and died in three days from diarrhea. How did she get that terrible disease, probably from someone who did not wash their hands because there wasn't any water and touch the baby? The sad part of this is that 4,000 other children died of diarrhea, and they do every
Reading Shakespeare is a piece of cake, but interpreting Shakespeare is like making that piece of cake homemade for the first time. With each new ingredient comes a new instruction. When baking this cake we must always remember to never give and to follow instructions. This is because losing hope can cause wasted time. In the play "Romeo and Juliet", we see a pair of star-crossed lovers on a quest to be with one another. Yet these lovers give up very quickly causing their cake to never bake fully.
Amidst the school kids and the naked bum, there is a toilet. The free-standing, self-cleaning, public restroom installed by JCDecaux Company only costs a quarter. If you can stomach the sight of the remnants of human excrement and the pungent odor of fecal matter mixed with urine, stale cigarettes, and vomit, this toilet can prove to be extremely convenient. For those who drank too much Starbucks on their way to work or those with a crying four year-old, a public restroom amongst all the “customer only” signs seems like a reasonable solution. With a twenty minute limit, there is adequate time to relieve your bowels, seek shelter from the rain, shoot up ...
The toilet terrors can suck you up and make you smell them. Ewww! They'll never let you out! They are so gross, they are like the world's worst place ever. They smell awful.They don't have sinks. You wouldn't know who used it before you.
Lang, Nico. "Why All Public Bathrooms Should Be Gender Neutral." The Daily Beast. The Daily Beast Company, 30 Jan. 2017. Web. 01 June 2017.
In order for people of opposite genitals to use the same facility, changes for privacy should be made. American public restrooms have huge gaps in between the doors and stall dividers. These gaps do not allow for adequate privacy. Urinals with no dividers offer no privacy. Transgender people want privacy just as much as Cisgender people. Companies might balk at the cost of remodeling restrooms. It is the time that companies update the bathrooms regardless of the transgender bathroom issue. The majority of people keep their privates private. The people that are flashing their privates around are going to do so whether they are in a restroom or not. Changes should be made in all restrooms that do not allow complete privacy. Other than installing adequate stalls and dividers for privacy no major changes would need to be made for unisex or gender neutral restrooms. If privacy issues are addressed, then there would be no stigma of using a gender-neutral
Because of insufficient and poorly trained staff commonly found in nursing homes. Care givers are often overworked and grossly underpaid, which often results in rude and abusive behavior towards vulnerable residents who beg them for simple needs such as water or to be taken to the bathroom. Federal and State laws require that nursing homes develop a plan of care and employ sufficient staffing to provide all the care listed in the care plan. Most corporate-owned nursing homes today are not sufficiently staffed, and they can not provide all the care listed on the care plan. Consequently, residents are not taken to the toilet when necessary; they’re often left lying in urine and feces.
Child providers need to know the correct way to change a diaper and appropriate ways to teach children to use the toilet in order to prevent the spread of illness.
Tash. "Trans and Gender Non-conforming People, Bathrooms, and Attacks on Our Community." Basic Rights Oregon RSS. N.p., 28 Mar. 2013. Web. 21 May 2014.
Poor personal hygiene can cause more likely to infection and facilitating the spread of infectious diseases. It is a risk if someone whom you deal everyday has a poor personal hygiene. The person may not aware that he is a carrier of deadly germs that may contaminate
By only giving the choice of using a Men’s or a Women’s bathroom it has further enforced the gender binary: “In the moment that one must choose between two doors—one marked “men” and one marked “women”—the binary construction of gender is never more blatantly enforced” (Herman, 2012, p.25). When someone is presented with only two choices of restrooms, it is enforcing the ideals that those are the only two options a person can be. Also these gender binaries are shaming anyone who does not fit into them. These gender binaries are so normalized and engrained in society that they lead to inadequate bathroom access for transgender people throughout the United States. The trans people are the ones who do not fit society’s gender norms and they are being isolated, because of
Most transgenders are most likely just like us normal people, but certain circumstances call for certain measures and this is one of those cases. There is nothing against them personally, just having separate bathrooms is just a thing that needs to be set in place to protect everyone, including transgenders.
The issue of gender neutral bathrooms and transgender bathrooms is a hot topic right now in North America. Some people are strongly for it and others are going to great lengths to stop it. The majority of public bathrooms in Canada and The United States of America are gender segregated. Public bathrooms are one of the last places to still be separated by gender. Men and women work with each other, sit next to each other in restaurants, use public pools together, and much more. A bathroom with a locked stall, or single occupancy washrooms with a lock, should not be much different. When the idea was raised by the LGBTQIA*+ community to have transgender bathrooms or gender neutral bathrooms, North America was divided. There were those with no
Separate cleaning equipment shall be provided for use in toilets, public areas and external areas. (Unsure)
Gastroenteritis, sometimes referred to as infectious diarrhoea is a common disease that affects millions of people annually. It is a disease caused by viruses, bacteria or parasites that enter the human body and spread, which induce symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain and nausea. Although it is a common occurrence in society and is usually not harmful, cases of gastroenteritis in less developed countries may have more fatal repercussions due to their inability to access ample means of treatment. Over time, as more research was conducted into the disease, scientific developments were made to aid those affected by gastroenteritis and reduce the number of fatalities by educating people regarding preventative methods.
The toilet needs to be cleaned separately from the rest of the washroom. This means