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>"3) Change from stainless steel hardware for doors and travel touch surfaces back to "brass/copper". Because of the pandemic I started encountering doors that
by BitwiseFool 4y ago
>"3) Change from stainless steel hardware for doors and travel touch surfaces back to "brass/copper".
Because of the pandemic I started encountering doors that have a shoe pull, where you can use your foot to open the door instead of having to touch the handle. I really hope these catch on, but they are still quite rare.
- snuxoll 4y agoAlso stop getting rid of paper towels if you still have manual faucets. Nothing grosses me out more than going to a public restroom with only air dryers, but manually operated faucets that now require you use clean hands to turn off after you turned them on with presumably dirty hands.
- bombcar 4y agoJust like the door foot things, you’re supposed to Bruce lee the faucet afterwards and turn it off with your foot.
- themaninthedark 4y agoUse your elbow to turn off the faucet(as long as it is lever type, if twist type then good luck). I want paper towels for the door knobs/pulls and the trash can should be located near the door so I can throw it out after opening the door.
- stackbutterflow 4y agoOr make the door push to leave, pull to go in. I don't understand why it's not a thing.
- themaninthedark 4y agoBathroom doors are usually off a small hallway, sometimes a busy one. By design, they don't have windows. So you run the risk of hitting people with the door. Also, you will still need to interact with the door to open the lock. Having a door that unlocks if you push on it would be a bad thing for people who use the bathroom with their children.