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Q: Why can't restaurants keep their washrooms odor-free?

Even the nicest and most expensive restaurants have wash rooms that wreak with urine stench. What is up with this?  Have they never heard of bleach or disinfectants?

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The only place in china I saw the WC was clean, was run by foreigners. I saw the "owner" by himself cleaning the pipes and sewage with VAP cleaner and all the stuff. Just this one place. And the draft beer is gorgeous there Smile))

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It is because of the excrement ease. Smell stimulates body functions needed for 'unload'.

 

Smell in toilets is also present to assure user, that many people before him/her were using the same spot. Similar as 'my neighbour has an IPad, I must have one too'.

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Because things that take effort in China are not worth it.

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In China, toilets are expected to smell. What else would it be if it didn't smell? This is but a small inconvenience you will face. I'm sure you've already gone through most of the nasty habits here.

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I guess they simply have different standards for cleanliness...or maybe they consider it as a non-income generating activity.

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That's a gumby of a question Tarzan!

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I was in a restaurant the other day. On the wall was a notice saying something like "I clean here every hour, if it inconveniences you I am sorry" Then below hung a sheet of paper where you could see times of cleaning noted down. Despite frequent cleaning "attempts" the place was still a shithole. 

 

Go to "Muslim Restaurant" for clean toilets. 

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