How a poorly equipped office toilet can ruin your working day

Your office toilet should support—not disrupt—your workday. Discover why hygiene bins are a simple yet essential upgrade for a clean and comfortable workplace. 

More and more companies are requiring their employees to come to the office more often. And that while the conditions are not always ideal. Imagine: you go to work, get a cup of coffee from the coffee machine, get down to your tasks and try to stay focused. Everything is going well. But at a certain point you have to go to the toilet and that is when the frustration hits.

You already know what you’re getting yourself into, but unfortunately not going is not an option. And there you are again in that dirty office toilet. The small trash can is overflowing (or even worse, there is no trash can at all). There is a bad smell and your colleagues’ trash is lying on the floor. You can’t blame them, because there is no decent way to dispose of hygiene products. But that doesn’t make it any less unpleasant, uncomfortable and, let’s be honest, disrespectful. Because how can a company (that claims to care about its employees) ignore such a basic need?

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Frustrations due to a poorly equipped toilet


This is a recurring frustration, especially for menstruating employees. Having to worry about where to dispose of your menstrual and/or hygiene products should not be part of your working day. It is embarrassing, stressful and indicates a lack of care on the part of the employer.

In addition to this personal inconvenience, the lack of hygiene bins in toilet cubicles leads to practical problems such as blocked toilets, unpleasant smells and higher maintenance costs. The lack of hygiene bins can lead to expensive sanitary problems that could easily have been prevented.

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