20 Restrooms That Are Going To Make You Say, “Why Doesn’t Every Restroom Have That?”

1. In Tallinn airport, one of the mens bathrooms has step by step instructions on tying a tie.

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2. This restroom door opener that allows you to use your wrist so your hands stay clean.

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3. This bathroom door handle has a built-in hand sanitizer dispenser.

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4. These signs tell you whether or not each restroom is occupied.

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5. The bathroom I was in had a switch to let an employee know it needed attention.

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6. My hotel bathroom mirror had a build in bluetooth speaker…

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7. The airport bathroom let’s me know when my hands are dry.

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8. Restroom at a bar in Minneapolis that has a splash guard for your shoes and a mini shelf for your drink.

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9. This map of the bathroom as you enter the bathroom.

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10. Water saving handle in public bathroom.

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11. This bathroom has a touchless door control.

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12. This restaurant bathroom has two different kinds of soaps.

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13. My local Chick-fil-A has a mouthwash dispenser in the bathroom.

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14. There are power outlets in the stalls at my work’s IT department restrooms.

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15. The wet floor sign in my schools bathroom had a little fan on the bottom to dry the water.

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16. My school’s bathrooms have pedals instead of handles.

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17. The stalls in this bathroom have hydration level charts.

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18. This zoo has a complimentary sunscreen dispenser in the bathroom.

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19. This sports bar has a TV to watch while in the bathroom.

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20. Rating your bathroom use in Omaha’s airport.

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