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> OSHA rules require that workplace bathrooms remain clean and dry and a mop can slide right under partitions. Well, that explains why so many public bathroom
by zeveb 11y ago
> OSHA rules require that workplace bathrooms remain clean and dry and a mop can slide right under partitions.
Well, that explains why so many public bathroom stalls in Europe are nice, private, fully-enclosed spaces and none in America are. Thanks, OSHA /s
- Cthulhu_ 11y agoWith the downside that cleaning them is a bit more difficult (and expensive), since you have to pay more attention to the (lower) end of the partitions, as a cleaner. More effort, or possibly even another OSHA violation because the cleaners would have to bend more (but I'm sure they can use a mop on the sides too, or something). There's also the matter of time spent cleaning.
- elthran 11y agoYeah - why on earth do you need the mop/partition regulation? Surely you just clean the stall when its empty, and open the door?