Toilet closing times
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Yes, prefer not to fall over cleaners, slip on wet floors and have a complete job done, rather than the compromise that working round folk entails.
So Steve, presumably you must have experienced falling over cleaners and slipping on wet floors on all those other sites you've been to, that don't close them to clean them?
I haven't.......they just worked around the customers.
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Ian, it appears you've taken on the mantle of another poster ( from further south
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through lack of (your own wide) experience! Not a very positive way to argue your point to be honest!Interestingly, I just looked back at the OP which was suggesting the CC had changed cleaning times to what, in their opinion, was a better option. But of course, some will look for any reason to jump on the anti-CC bandwagon. Very sad (IMHO).
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I would much rather clean floors and let them dry without people walking on them, you'd have to keep going over them when people wandered in and walked a cross them!
Hate it at home when OH walks in on my wet floors with his work boots on!!
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Moulesy - I just think that some people will never see that there is another way to do anything, other than the CC way.
I don't claim to have wider or better experience than anyone else, but arguing from a standpoint of only ever having used CC sites and seeing everything they do as perfect, does not seem to be a very well rounded viewpoint, does it?
There is usually room for improvement in any organisation......and most of the best will welcome feedback and comments on their service (Amazon ask for it all the time - even on their packaging!). But the CC don't seem to welcome anything that spoils their quaint, old fashioned ways. They are supported in that stance by some people on here branding anyone who suggests a change as the "anti CC brigade".
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Ian, I though a forum was all about recognising that people have different opinions about how things are done. As I said in my opinion I see no need for change. Other opinions are available.
Oh by the way, although we now mainly use CC sites, over the last 40 years we have stayed on numerous different sites both in the UK and Europe. So I think it fair to say I have a fairly well rounded viewpoint.
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" They are supported in that stance by some people on here branding anyone who suggests a change as the "anti CC brigade". "
That'd be the ones who appear to want everything changed, Ian. Actually, I believe there are very few on here who use nothing but CC sites and very often, believe it or not, those who have used other sites do see where the CC are doing thing right!
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Best bet use non facility sites.
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There are a few, possibly one, who appear to believe they hold the monopoly on opinion. It would appear that they want CC sites to become clones of an other site model which, in their opinion, fits their own caravanning habits better.
I see no problem with the systems we 'enjoy' currently although, if, and only if, improvements/changes were to be considered and made it would have to be in the interests of the majority. Furthermore, in considering change, the whole 'bigger picture'
impacting in such change, including cost implications, would need to be taken into account. However such robust considerations may establish that these implications may well prove to be prohibitive, even for changes which are deemed in the interests of all!For those who really want to be involved in instigating such change and representing the majority there is an avenue they could pursue. They just need to put themselves forward and get our votes!
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The current system works fine, there is usually a spare toilet. the end result is outstanding, a clean shower block, whish is all that matters
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There are a few, possibly one, who appear to believe they hold the monopoly on opinion. It would appear that they want CC sites to become clones of an other site model which, in their opinion, fits their own caravanning habits better.
Promoting yourself again, Micky?
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The current system works fine, there is usually a spare toilet. the end result is outstanding, a clean shower block, whish is all that matters
I cannot wait until you experience what Lord Braykewind used to describe having discovered in a CC shower......'like a baby's arm' was how he described it.......but of course that would be after the once-daily regime......so it would be left until the following day's scheduled clean......because that's what the warden's handbook says......
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The current system works fine, there is usually a spare toilet. the end result is outstanding, a clean shower block, whish is all that matters
I cannot wait until you experience what Lord Braykewind used to describe having discovered in a CC shower......'like a baby's arm' was how he described it.......but of course that would be after the once-daily regime......so it would be left until the following
day's scheduled clean......because that's what the warden's handbook says......If reported to the warden, I am sure it would be cleaned up.
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Unless they are busy cutting the grass......again.
I think you might find that a toilet block rapid response unit might work out rather expensive. In my experience when cleaning issues are reported, they are dealt with in a reasonable time scale. One shower out of commission for an hour is hardly life threatening.
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There are a few, possibly one, who appear to believe they hold the monopoly on opinion. It would appear that they want CC sites to become clones of an other site model which, in their opinion, fits their own caravanning habits better. Promoting yourself again, Micky?
No, I'm happy with those who represent us, I'm happy with the arrangements as they are, I'm also happy for others to put there opinions forward! But I'm also mindful of the fact that other opinions are 'available' and that we are all different! I'm happy that sites are run differently!
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The current system works fine, there is usually a spare toilet. the end result is outstanding, a clean shower block, whish is all that matters
I cannot wait until you experience what Lord Braykewind used to describe having discovered in a CC shower......'like a baby's arm' was how he described it.......but of course that would be after the once-daily regime......so it would be left until the following day's scheduled clean......because that's what the warden's handbook says......
well as one who uses club sites exclusivly I have found toilets left in a terrible condition. I have also found dog poo on the play area , I have also found the bins knocked over... In all these occasions I informed the wardens and they acted straight away.
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Unless they are busy cutting the grass......again.
I think you might find that a toilet block rapid response unit might work out rather expensive. In my experience when cleaning issues are reported, they are dealt with in a reasonable time scale. One shower out of commission for an hour is hardly life threatening.
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Unless they are busy cutting the grass......again.
I think you might find that a toilet block rapid response unit might work out rather expensive. In my experience when cleaning issues are reported, they are dealt with in a reasonable time scale. One shower out of commission for an hour is hardly life threatening.
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I'd bet they'd drop everything to sort such a reported problem out within a very quick timespan. I've always been very impressed with the standards I've witnessed.
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