skipnchar
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I don't think I'd want to sit on a public toilet seat anyway. We always use our toilet in the RV even if we OCCASIONALLY shower in campground facilities.
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Matthew_B
The boonies near Dallas, Oregon
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I was on a train in China that had a hole in the floor for the bathroom. It may be considered somewhat fancy because it did have a sink with running water.
But for a fancy resort 
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Kajtek1
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DSteiner51 wrote:With the "Euro" this and "Euro" that is better then American attitude becoming more common I suspect what you saw and possibly even the two pedestals and a target type will become more popular here.
Kajtek1, you can't read a newspaper while crouching? Just don't lose you balance! 
Sure OUR American toilets in Cabo San Lucas have some varietys as well. :
Like this one
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Beacher
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As a kid visiting Europe for the first time I thought it was hilarious that our hotel had funny looking toilets, (and what the heck was that bidet thingy), until we stayed at nice hotels that only had a communal bathroom!
Anyhow, here is a description, and here are instructions!
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Deb and Ed M
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I found it!!
It's a Kohler commercial toilet. Probably easy to keep clean - but not very "user friendly"
Deb
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DianneOK
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And that's why I use my fiver bathroom 
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JTMO
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Those are very common in state highway rest stops, less vandalism.
As for squattor toilets I love this negative:
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KC0BID
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Deb and Ed M wrote:I found it!!
It's a Kohler commercial toilet. Probably easy to keep clean - but not very "user friendly"
Deb
Other then the fact that it is not metal it looks like a prison cell toliet (Use to work not live at one)
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JTMO
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I bet you would then have a problem with this one?
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davidj54
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I guess I'm in the minority here but I like the idea of it. Easier to keep clean and sanitized. No cracks or crevices to collect gunk and bacteria. As for no seat to lift I think it's a great idea.
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