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RPI Bathroom Review

Next: CII 2nd Floor Men's - Entering this mysterious and under-used bathroom in the Low building, near the DCC's "spiral stairs", we immediately notice some signs of neglect in this bathroom: let's start with the paper towel dispenser which has been tagged with sticker-fiti (sticker-graffiti). Notice also the soap dispenser which has been broken off the wall and laid to rest. Someone should have addressed this already -- people need soap to wash their hands properly. This bathroom is not off to a good start.

Previous: This bathroom also sports the same orange-topped garbage can that other bathrooms in this building have, as well as another non-functional wall mounted paper towel dispenser. At some point in the past, RPI decided to switch away from the flat-paper dispensers (such as the metallic dispenser seen here) and switch to the roll dispensers (such as the black dispenser seen here).

One thing that makes up for the peculiarity of this bathroom is the brand new toilet paper dispenser seen here. RPI truly is advancing bathroom technology, and I salute their dedication to that initiative!

Taken 2003-12-11 16:13:13

Posted 2008-01-06 16:10:55 by peter

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