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And in what circumstances would one use it? What does it do? Who does it call? So many questions...
by allengeorge 10y ago
And 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.