Month: September 2014

Stalls in public restrooms should be made in a way where they stay ajar or open when unoccupied.  Some restrooms are like this.  This allows everyone to quickly identify the stalls that are available for use.  Every once in awhile, you encounter a line of women at the restroom with many stall doors completely shut.  They’re shut because maybe someone is in there or maybe it’s the type of door where it stays shut regardless of its occupancy and the only way to tell if anyone is in there is to actually push the door open or to look under for feet. Continue Reading