Caitlin Hymes

If you’re a parent with kids or have kids under your care, you’ll know how important child safety equipment is. Especially when it comes to toilet time. The usual easy task of going to the washroom to relieve oneself is now a little bit more challenging.

Babies usually go buck wild and wiggle around when using the toilet. This can lead to injuries and other unwanted events. Luckily, there are several options in the market that can help you make your washroom safer for the little ones.

Examples of these are:

• Child seats.
• Baby changing tables.
• Wall mounted baby changers.

We’ll talk about these in this article so you’ll be able to help keep children safe. An added bonus would be hassle-free toilet time for people who will use your toilet!

An electric hand dryer is an incredibly cost-effective way to upgrade your washroom while also making it more hygienic. However, since they’re powered by electricity, there could be some wiring and plumbing work involved depending on where you plan to place your dryer(s). To help make the job easier, we’ve put together a step-by-step guide detailing how to install a hand dryer in your washroom.

Did you know there is a right and wrong way to hang toilet paper? It just isn't good enough to hang the paper straight out of the dispenser, at least not if you want your employees to be able to work smarter and harder. The most essential “roll” in your business may not be the kind you think. We don't mean wrapping paper or notebook paper (though we could talk about those and other types of rolls for a very long time). What we're talking about is the humble toilet paper roll. Its purpose is simple: to aid and abet on-site bathroom users as they, uh, perform their duties.