Patrons of no-touch restrooms can activate toilet seat covers, dispense toilet paper, wash and dry their hands, and throw out trash, all without touching a dispenser or fixture.

Learn the latest feminine hygiene product requirements to keep your facility’s restroom compliant with regulations and comfortable for patrons.

Contrary to popular belief, the toilet seat is not the grossest spot in a restroom. Learn tips to clean dirty grout, overfilled feminine hygiene receptacles, and other nasty restroom surfaces.

Learn how the University of Texas at Austin removed garbage bins from restrooms and replaced them with composting bins, reducing the amount of landfill waste from campus restrooms.

Facility managers can eliminate the perception of public restrooms as a place to avoid by focusing on five key considerations: improving hygiene, promoting sustainability, providing an ensured supply, creating a homelike experience, and offering a clean experience.

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