फ्रांस का आटोमेटिक टॉयलेट कैसे काम करता है? How to use self cleaning toilet in Paris France

फ्रांस का आटोमेटिक टॉयलेट कैसे काम करता है? How to use self cleaning toilet in Paris France. For some travellers finding public toilets in Paris can be a traumatic experience, for one reason or another. You may be pleased to know that the city’s sanitation system has come a long way in the last ten years. Ten years ago the majority of public toilets were paid toilets, now you will be hard -pressed to find a paid toilet. In some cases there may still be a tipping tray for the toilet attendant who cleans and maintains the facilities, however this is not a compulsory fee. Free since 2006, Paris’s 400 public toilets are available in every part of the capital. These sanisettes, designed by Patrick Jouin, are mostly open from 6am to 10pm, except for 150 of them on main roads, which are available 24/24. Finding a Toilet In Paris Previously it was hard to find a W.C. in Paris, however recently there have been a few new tools made available which can help you find one quickly. Paris Toilet Website: Here is a link which will help you find one of the many ‘sanisettes’ which have been installed around Paris in recent times (http://meslieux.paris.fr/sanisettes). I recommend saving this website as a bookmark to your smartphone before you arrive in Paris. Although its content is in French, the tool is self-explanatory. Simply add your address or Arrondissement and it will show you the locations of the sanisettes closest to you. Paris Toilet App: The second tool is a smart device application available on ios and android called “Toilets of Paris”. This app is based on the same concept as the website which was previously mentioned, but I have found it not to be always accurate. However, it may result in more options than the previous tool. This app will include restaurants, cafes and a number of different choices in your search, although it does not describe the precise location of the toilet. The app simply specifies where a toilet may be located, using a drop pin on the map. Self-Washing Toilets (Sanisettes): Paris has over 400 Sanisettes or self-washing toilets placed strategically around the city. In previous years these were known known as public pay toilets. Since 2006 however, Paris Council has made all of these free to the public. Since 2009 the Council began removing the old pay toilets and replacing them with the new designs, which come with many luxury cons when fully operational.