Sanitary bins in men's toilet

[Anthony1]

Can anyone let me know (genuine enquiry), what Sanitary Bins in the men's toilet are for?

This is at the Caravan and Motorhome Club site at Cirencester

 

[Wish]

Some men have medical issues eg enlarged prostate… creating a need for a pad. Men are also more than capable of changing such items as a babies nappy which then needs to be disposed of accordingly. I’m sure more examples exist…

 

[pchmlk]

I’m surprised you’ve only just noticed these. Prevalent in many male toilets for the last few years for the reasons above.

 

[Anthony1]

Some men have medical issues eg enlarged prostate… creating a need for a pad. Men are also more than capable of changing such items as a babies nappy which then needs to be disposed of accordingly. I’m sure more examples exist…

Thank you

 

[Anthony1]

Chicks with dicks?

You'll go to hell for that one.

 

[Chriskend]

Chicks with dicks?

Well they wouldn’t need tampons then….

 

[WelshGas]

• Why They Are Needed: Prostate cancer treatments, bowel/bladder incontinence, and stoma care mean thousands of men rely on wearable hygiene pads and pouches daily. Without dedicated bins, men are forced to either carry soiled waste or improperly flush it, causing costly drain blockages.

• Current Campaigns: Charities like Prostate Cancer UK lead the Boys Need Bins campaign, lobbying to update Health and Safety Executive (HSE) laws and make sanitary bins legally compulsory in all men's public facilities

 

[Carl_______________]

Are you the Cali by the toilets?

 

[Kenb17]

• Why They Are Needed: Prostate cancer treatments, bowel/bladder incontinence, and stoma care mean thousands of men rely on wearable hygiene pads and pouches daily. Without dedicated bins, men are forced to either carry soiled waste or improperly flush it, causing costly drain blockages.

• Current Campaigns: Charities like Prostate Cancer UK lead the Boys Need Bins campaign, lobbying to update Health and Safety Executive (HSE) laws and make sanitary bins legally compulsory in all men's public facilities

This - as someone who has had a couple of tussles with Prostate Cancer and thankfully only a brief period post surgery with pads these are most welcome.