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How do huge, national camping and music festivals accommodate thousands of guests when it 
comes to the personal business of bathrooms and showers?
Outdoor restroom and shower service to the masses is not a problem for Royal Restrooms with its nationwide fleet of portable restroom trailers and shower trailers. Bring on the greater numbers of people at campgrounds and music concerts and Royal Restrooms will bring the fleet to accommodate them for any length of time.
Camping in Comfort
Restroom trailers house multiple private-stall toilets & sinks with running water, handsoap and paper products. Shower trailers feature multiple private shower stalls equipped with hot water. All Royal Restroom trailers are climate-controlled and well-lit inside and out. Explore how restroom trailers and shower trailers add comfort to camping.
Good for Music Festival Guests & Staff
Wakarusa Music and Camping Festival in Ozark, Arkansas, is celebrating its 10th year and repeat 
restroom and shower service from Royal Restrooms. Company CEO, David Sauers, says, “Providing clean and fully functioning restrooms and showers to outdoor events is our specialty. Concert attendees get excellent bathroom facilities, and because our crew remains on site during the 4-day music festival, the event staff can focus on other things rather than our bathroom trailers. We love being a part of an incredible music festival. It’s a win-win for everyone.”
Contact your nearest Royal Restrooms office or reserve portable bathrooms for your upcoming music festival.
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November 19, 2013 – Yep, it’s true. Google it. Today is indeed World Toilet Day. Greetings from the throne, the loo, the potty, the john, or whatever your preferred name is for the wonderful toilet! Toilets are our business, so of course, we love them and you should too. Without them, we would be like the 2.5 billion people on the planet who lack access to basic sanitation.
World Toilet Day, officially named by the UN General Assembly, was created to draw greater attention to a global sanitation crisis. It hasn’t always been proper to openly discuss the human call of nature. Get over it. World-wide problems associated with the lack of decent sanitation and clean water are astounding and in many cases a matter of life and death.
First World Problem Gives Insight Into Third World Crisis
We can relate to the desperate need to provide decent, basic sanitation service to everyone. As the direct result of a traumatic, germ-ridden porta potty incident involving two young children 11 years ago, the founders of Royal Restrooms dedicated their life’s work to developing a sanitary outdoor restroom alternative. From special events to disaster relief situations, we’ve spent years educating the American public about clean and safe restrooms.
Research in the development of our own sanitary arguments led us to staggering global statistics that deserve awareness among everyone who is fortunate enough to have a simple toilet, clean water, and a bar of soap. This list can barely be called the tip of the iceberg:
- Three things most of the world cannot do: take a hot shower, get clean water from the tap, and flush away yesterday’s dinner.
- In 3 days, the amount of untreated fecal matter in the world would fill the Superdome.
- Lack of sanitation is the world’s leading cause of infection.
- Diarrhea is the second leading cause of death in children under age 5 in the world. It kills more children, around 1.5 million each year, than malaria, AIDS, and measles combined. Diarrhea can be prevented with sanitation and proper hand washing.
- Women and girls are at risk for personal safety and loss of dignity. In many areas, where they must venture out to use the bathroom in the open, females must go in groups because they are tormented by ridicule and risk being kidnapped and/or sexually assaulted.
Get Involved
There are numerous ways to get involved, from making financial donations to tweeting #WeCantWait for the cause. Learn more at WorldToiletDay.org. Join us in raising awareness. Share this blog on your social networks. And don’t forget to thank your toilet!
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