Tasteful Public Toilets

 Welcome back to Tasteful Public Toilets. Today I would like to take a moment to explain a revelation that I stumbled upon last night. It has come to my attention that despite my best efforts, my reviews have been falling short. See, try as I might to provide the complete bathroom experience through the power of the internet, I can only provide 50% of what is required for a thorough review. This is because I am a man. Despite what some have accused me of, I would never want to enter a women's bathroom; it would be intrusive and wrong. However, I think that I would not be doing my due diligence if I did not somehow provide the full intergender report on my favorite (and least favorite) public toilets. This is where I need to call upon my loyal followers for help. I am asking you to reach out to your friends and family to find me a female public bathroom correspondent for this blog. I need a dedicated young woman who is devoted to uncovering the truth of Charleston's public toile...

Long-time followers of Tasteful Public Toilets will know that the city of Charleston and I have occasionally been at odds regarding the upkeep of their public bathrooms. I was under the assumption that the issue had been resolved. This is apparently not the case. Yesterday, I took a trip to the Target in downtown Charleston to pick up a few items for my son. I had heard rumor of a bathroom tucked away in the parking garage down the street, so I knew I had to check it out. A bathroom in such a highly trafficked area could be huge, not just for my blog and my readers, but for the commercial and financial well-being of Charleston as a whole. Unfortunately, when I arrived, I was greeted by the sign pictured here. I am at my wit's end with these signs. They haunt me. It seems everywhere I go in Charleston has one of these signs. Reliable public toilets in the holy city are becoming fewer and farther between. I'm giving you one last chance, Charleston. If I see one of these signs at ...

 Hey, everyone. Today I have a very special review for you all because it is our first edition of Travel Reviews! This will be the series for any bathroom outside of Charleston, South Carolina and the surrounding area. This particular installment is a review of the bathrooms found in Old Sacramento near O'Mally's Pub, which you can find at the address listed above. Despite having been to Old Sacramento plenty of times before, this was the first time I had ever used this public bathroom and I have to say, it could use some work. There is graffiti on the walls, although it is minimal, and the floor was covered in liquid. It was rainy that day, so it may not have necessarily been urine, but it is a safety issue either way. The sink worked well and I took note of the divider between the urinals, which was the perfect height to where you could just see the eyeballs and top of the head of the person next to you. I always enjoy brief eye contact and a knowing nod of camaraderie betwee...