But I guess someone's got to do it, and I guess that someone's got to be me. Everyone in my business knows construction sites are usually the worst, but none of us know exactly why. Maybe it's the cold weather, maybe it's the rush to get a job done quickly (ha!), or maybe it's just plain old bad aim. Be warned: these are some pretty bad ones.
Okay, I'm just trying to see what you all can stomach with this one.
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Fortunately I haven't run across really filthy ones like many that you show here and wouldn't consider using many of them.
ReplyDeleteAs a mom of two boys involved in sports, I fairly frequently use the portapotties at the fields. It is common to see a mound of toilet paper with feces visible, as you show in the last picture, and that doesn't bother me just as long as the other areas are clean. I'm glad that they have some form of restroom at these fields as both the kids and the parents use them. Both my kids and my husband and I have no problems taking care of either a urine or bowel movement need in these at the field, just as long as they are relatively clean.
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