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September 25, 2007

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thomas (nihonhacks.com)

That's hilarious. I hope this catches on. The station urinals near where I live always have puddles underneath them :(

Mirko Junge

In Germany they used top view images of flies for the same purposes. Nowadays you can b y urinals with those images embedded underneath the glazing! Does not seem to help the cleanliness of the toilets though...

Matt

I found a UK retailer of the stickers, flies and targets. I have found them to work quite well in our environment which is a school. The boys toilet is certainly cleaner than it used to be so the care-taking staff are much happier.

Toilet Stickers

Matt

Sorry the link didn't appear its:

http://www.toiletmarksman.com

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