TOILETOCITY
#1 TOILET FINDER FOR THE LONDON OLYMPICS!
The world of toilets in the palm of your hand…
Description
Looking for a bathroom? A changing table? A gas station with clean
facilities? Toiletocity for your iPhone is here to help. Use us to search
for clean public toilets with changing tables, handicap access, 24 hour
service, and more. Read reviews from an active community of travelers in
the know. From Paris to New York to Shang Hai, Toiletocity rates and
reviews thousands of public toilets in over 130 countries.
FEATURES:
- Search for restrooms near you
- Tap for features like changing tables, handicap access, cleanliness, family restroom, unisex, 24 hours, and more
- Plan ahead for car trips, walking tours of a new city, neighborhood or country.
- Browse reviews to read reviews of gas stations or chain restaurants BEFORE you stop.
- Add your own reviews and photos, and edit reviews for your favorite businesses.
OVER 1200 toilets in LONDON!
Toiletocity is powered by The Bathroom Diaries, the world’s foremost source of public restroom reviews and resources since 2000.
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Toiletocity is a great application for travelers who are not really familiar of the place because they are on vacation. It is very helpful to them in the sense that if they need toilet while on the road, they can stop by a certain toilet rooms by searching it through toiletocity. You can just tap you iPhone and just click on the location where toilets are present near your current location. Peeing or doing a thing which is usually done in the bathroom would be possible even when traveling and not just dropping by on roadside to pee or whatever.
We don’t even have toilet paper hodelrs here. When we renovated both bathrooms we took them out, so the t.p. just sits on the back of the commode or where ever. I tend to be better at putting in an extra roll when the current one gets low, but the huz sometimes will leave me hanging.
did you get many downloads prior to the olympics?
We have been running a similar campaign about public toilets and found it hard to engage with a semi interested public, what about you?