There is no such thing as "Gender-neutral toilets" because toilets aren't masculine or feminine (tho, ppl are policed going into them depending on if they look masculine or feminine). If there isn't room in ur building/won't prioritise £ then don't put a gender neutral sign on...
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Replying to @Finn_Mackay
Yes. I use a Mooncup so a single enclosed toilet with sink in is so much better.
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Replying to @Finn_Mackay
Plus it has the bonus of you being able to take in small children so you don't have to worry about them being in a cubicle next to you on their own
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Replying to @GenderfreeCamp
I know! Toilets need more room in them. Nothing worse than squashing in with kids & sitting perched on a sanitary bin!
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Replying to @Finn_Mackay @GenderfreeCamp
More room could be made by using a product like Binny Bin (I'm not on commission - I expect there are other makers) instead of the larger bins. https://binnybin.com/sanitary-bins-faq/ …
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Replying to @TybilAlper @Finn_Mackay
Get yourself on Dragons den and suggest it...
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Replying to @GenderfreeCamp @Finn_Mackay
It's already a thing - discovered it in the women's loos at a venue I went to recently - just that it is much more compact than the average bin, and therefore you don't have that horrible sensation of your thigh against the bin
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In Denmark (of course in Denmark, its always Denmark, they are so grown up.... ) they have a neat little plastic bag sealed by a wide clip attached to the wall. Replaced frequently. Simples.pic.twitter.com/2MFdVoCHut
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