Nature’s Calling: Why All Public Parks Need a Public Restroom
Public parks are vital shared spaces where people of all ages can escape the hustle and bustle of city life…
Commode Culture: How Toilet Designs Reflect Historical Changes
The development of toilet designs and bathroom architecture throughout history isn’t merely a story of sanitation and hygiene. It’s a…
Navigating Restroom Etiquette: A Guide for Public Users
When you’re using the restroom at home, you don’t have to worry about being considerate of strangers. That’s not the…
Portland Loo Makes Splashy Debut at Pensacola’s Bruce Beach
Published on eu.pnj.com Pensacola’s Bruce Beach welcomes its inaugural Portland Loo, marking a pivotal moment in the waterfront park’s development.…
Addressing Public Restroom Needs: Exploring Portland Loos for Downtown Roswell
Published in the Roswell Daily Record Roswell City Council explores the potential of Portland Loos to enhance downtown public restroom…
Should You Be Concerned About Privacy in Open-Air Public Restrooms? No! Here’s Why
When people hear about the Portland Loo’s balance between privacy and safety, there’s an understandable hint of skepticism. After all,…
Sanitary Standards: Combatting Hygiene in High-Traffic Restrooms
Public restrooms are the frontlines in the battle to stop the spread of germs, bacteria, and other contaminants. Cities must…
Tips for Keeping Your City’s Restrooms Clean and Odor-Free
Cities are in the unenviable position of having to provide public restrooms to tens of thousands of potential users while…
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