TOILET COVERS

Facilities should block or cover out-of-service toilets for several reasons:

1. Safety: Blocked or covered toilets prevent people from accidentally falling into the bowl or getting injured while trying to use a toilet that is not functioning properly.
2. Hygiene: An out-of-service toilet may still have waste or other unsanitary substances in it. Covering or blocking the toilet helps prevent the spread of germs and bacteria that could be harmful to public health.
3. Convenience: When a toilet is out of service, it can be frustrating for people who need to use the restroom. Blocking or covering the toilet can prevent confusion and make it clear that the facility is aware of the issue and working to resolve it.
4. Aesthetics: Out-of-service toilets can be an eyesore and give a negative impression of the facility. Covering or blocking the toilet can help maintain a clean and professional appearance.

Overall, blocking or covering out-of-service toilets is a simple and effective way to promote safety, hygiene, convenience, and aesthetics in public restrooms.