Club members please clean up your acts

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  • moulesy
    moulesy Forum Participant Posts: 9,404 ✭✭✭
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    edited July 2016 #62

     

    "...as for mopping up, one could argue that its a wardens job same as it is at ccc and commercial sites !!"

     

     

    I don't think that's true is it? On most sites we've stayed on, of all sorts, most folk clean up after themselves  ( admittedly some more effectively than others!) even if that means taking your own j-cloth to clean round the hand basins. Wink

    Surely the warden's responsibility is to keep the block as a whole clean, not to clean up behind individual users?

  • spk
    spk Forum Participant Posts: 406
    edited July 2016 #63

    fare point.

  • JVB66
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    edited July 2016 #64

     

    "...as for mopping up, one could argue that its a wardens job same as it is at ccc and commercial sites !!"

     

     

    I don't think that's true is it? On most sites we've stayed on, of all sorts, most folk clean up after themselves  ( admittedly some more effectively than others!) even if that means taking your own j-cloth to clean round the hand basins. Wink

    Surely the warden's responsibility is to keep the block as a whole clean, not to clean up behind individual users?

    ..M    is true but as we know here are some who would expect the site staff to clean up after everyone all day,Yell

  • Rocky 2 buckets
    Rocky 2 buckets Forum Participant Posts: 7,101
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    edited July 2016 #65

    Surely your own decency & respect for others would ensure the need to leave things clean & as a matter of conscience too.

  • JVB66
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    edited July 2016 #66

    I have no idea why anyone would use a public toilet or shower given the option of using there own. !!!!

    as for mopping up, one could argue that its a wardens job same as it is at ccc and commercial sites !!

    ..Basically its as some put it I have paid for them so I am going to use it, a bit like the high usage of EHU by some,Undecided

     

    A bit off expecting any site staff to keep cleaning up after the filthy onesFrown

  • be59cre
    be59cre Forum Participant Posts: 13
    edited July 2016 #67

     

    "...as for mopping up, one could argue that its a wardens job same as it is at ccc and commercial sites !!"

     

     

    I don't think that's true is it? On most sites we've stayed on, of all sorts, most folk clean up after themselves  ( admittedly some more effectively than others!) even if that means taking your own j-cloth to clean round the hand basins. Wink

    Surely the warden's responsibility is to keep the block as a whole clean, not to clean up behind individual users?

    ..M    is true but as we know here are some who would expect the site staff to clean up after everyone all day,Yell

    Write your comments here...Yes the warden's do to clean the toilet blocks out ,but what we are all saying is when you leave the cubicle leave it clean for the next person use the brush to remove any brown marks left behind or second flush if necessary

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • IamtheGaitor
    IamtheGaitor Forum Participant Posts: 529
    edited July 2016 #68

    I usually use the on board shower, OH uses the site ones.  If I do use site ones I go earlyish - before 7 at least - so its quiet and afterwards I put the shower on full hot and then squeegee or mop.  Yes the warden does the main clean but it is everyone's
    responsibility to leave showers and toilets clean for the next user.  

  • spk
    spk Forum Participant Posts: 406
    edited July 2016 #69

    I accept leaving the bowl clean but mopping the floor. !!!

    you see this is exactly why I use onboard facilities, I don't want to sit on someone else's toilet IF I have a choice neither do I want to stand in tere shower, mopped or not mopped.

    just my opinion

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  • Tammygirl
    Tammygirl Club Member Posts: 7,957 ✭✭✭
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    edited July 2016 #71

    I know someone who doesn't have a toilet brush in their toilet at home. The house is spotless, the children well mannered and polite. Why doesn't she have a toilet brush, well she thinks they are dirty things. Their toilet is always clean no sign of any
    mess, how I don't know but it is.

    As to on site showers yes bring back the mops the squeegee is rubbish, where are you supposed to squeegee anyway, back into the shower tray as I've often seen, or out onto the floor outside the shower where there isn't a drain to squeegee the water into.
    If its the former then the next person is standing on a dirty floor, if its the later then everybody has to walk through it.

  • IanH
    IanH Forum Participant Posts: 4,708
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    edited July 2016 #72

    Well said, Tammygirl.

  • nicko
    nicko Forum Participant Posts: 101
    edited July 2016 #73

    ,some very interesting points made in this thread, and this could be applicable to many others,and at the expense of putting my head above the parapet wouldnt it be nice especially in this thread to hear the wardens point of view regarding cleaning,after all they are wardens not chambermaids or bellboys,or porters

  • be59cre
    be59cre Forum Participant Posts: 13
    edited July 2016 #74

    Started this discussion 2 weeks ago it certainly has called a stir. Have members been listening to what's been said. Im currently at ex moor house theses must be the cleanest toilets I've  ever come across a credit to the club members currently staying here
    and not forgetting the hard work by the warden's keeping them clean. 

  • FifthVan
    FifthVan Forum Participant Posts: 63
    edited July 2016 #75

    The state people left the toilets at Moreton-in Marsh CC site in last summer was shocking! This year we parked near to the smaller block and they were always spotless thankfully. Hate to think what state their toilets at home are in!

  • Hatchet
    Hatchet Forum Participant Posts: 14
    edited August 2016 #76

    Earlier in this thread someone said they needed to flush the loo up to four times after using it. Flush it BEFORE use and then one flush after will probably do the job. Nowt will stick to a wet bowl!