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... there's an emergency button?
by ajkjk 10y ago
... there's an emergency button?
- allengeorge 10y agoAnd in what circumstances would one use it? What does it do? Who does it call? So many questions...
- rangibaby 10y agoIt's for old people who get stuck. Someone from the tenant or building will come and help you.
- kalleboo 10y agoYou've never been in a handicap toilet in the west?
- allengeorge 10y agoI have - and I've never seen an emergency button in one.
- kalleboo 10y agoInteresting. I've often seen emergency buttons in handicap toilets in the EU. Where are you?
- allengeorge 10y agoNew York. Used to live in Palo Alto and Toronto, and I've never seen emergency buttons in disabled washrooms in hose cities either. Perhaps it's an EU regulation?
- Symbiote 10y agoExamples: http://wheelchairsteve.com/2014/emergency-cord-in-accessible-toilet-hooked-around-the-wall/ http://wheelchairsteve.com/2014/emergency-cord-in-accessible... Contrary to what he writes, I've seen them in a couple of places in the UK. I rarely use the accessible toilet though, typically only in small but modern offices where the only toilet is accessible, or on trains.
- vinay427 10y agoIn the US, I've seen them in just about every toilet in a hospital or health care facility, but never anywhere else.