Most people imagine public toilets to be dirty, full of germs and the re-mains of other people's unsavoury habits (Greed 2003; Bichard, Hanson, and Greed 2007). Drawing on ongoing research, this chapter argues that people are justified in their assumptions about the unhealthy state of British toilets. Public toilets here are defined as both the traditional “on-street” public toilets (run by the local authority) and “off-street” toi-lets (run by private-sector providers) to which the general public has ... [Book Review]

In Olga Gershenson Barbara Penner (ed.), Ladies and Gents. pp. 35 (2009)
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