Should there be any charge for public toilets?

The person who charged is fake, you can call the police, absolutely!! I also encountered that in the public toilet at the station, he stood there and charged 3 cents, and I asked him "Do you sell paper?" "He said that he went to the toilet for three cents, so I told him, do you have a charging document?

He didn't speak, I went in, these people, if you don't give him a hard job, he won't be convinced, although the money is not much, but the flow of people is very large, his income is high, and he should manage these people.

The key problem is that you don't get the money you deserve, and if you don't pay for it, who pays for the people who clean it, who pays for the maintenance after the damage, and so on? Don't say that only barbarism and loss of the country will accept our citizens at the moment This kind of quality You can't ask for too much of it.

Hello, dear, no fees are allowed, the state stipulates that public toilets are public welfare activities for people to travel, so they are not allowed to charge.

Questions. Can I charge for a township toilet at the station toilet.

Hello, dear, to go to the toilet at the station, it is illegal to charge a fee if it is a government-built toilet, but a private toilet can be charged a certain fee. Toilets built by individual clans or collectively are private in nature, not built by the government, and there is no mandatory requirement that they must be free of charge, nor is there an explicit provision that they cannot be charged. Station toilets charge a fee, and it is reasonable to use them for the daily operation of the toilets.

Only a society controlled by barbarians is charged.

Taxpayers' taxes have a share of the envy of building toilets.

Those who collect taxes must build toilets, otherwise the money in the tax pants will be returned to the taxpayer Hu Paishan.

If you don't have a toilet built, you can refuse to pay taxes.

That is, once I was suffocated, and I was short of the 2 cents, so my aunt wouldn't let me in.

No, since it is public, it should be free for the public. After all, our taxes are not paid for nothing.

Public toilets cannot be charged, it is a municipal construction and facilities, and private toilets can be charged because it is a private investment.

I think whether public toilets are charged or not depends on the specific situation, such as public toilets that are included in municipal construction, public toilets run by tourist attractions as supporting facilities, etc., of course, should not be charged. But if there are no places with good toilet facilities, it is understandable that some people see "market demand" as a means of doing business.

Public toilets are built and maintained by financial investment, and the financial funds should be taxpayers' money, and should not be charged in line with the principle of taking from the people for the people.

Yes, although what these people say makes sense, the people who open the common side won't stay there in vain, right?

There should be no charge, because if you do, it is not public.

Charging should not be, it is part of public resources, and it is also our taxpayer's money, but now there are several problems, one: many Chinese undeniably poor hygiene habits, obviously you can flush the toilet with a little effort, but just don't flush. As a result, the public toilets are dirty.

Two: The quality of many Chinese people is quite low, and the things in the public house are about to be destroyed to death, I simply can't understand how many chairs are good in the park, and how many things for exercise are complete.

So, if you don't charge for it, it means that there is no one to manage it, so what should you do?

It has to be contracted to private individuals, the government can reduce the pressure a little, the people can still earn some money, and the toilets can be used for a few more years.

You're so cheap. I'm peeing 3 fast. Big 5 fast.

Agree with the two people above.

What is public, I don't think it should be collected, and it is not worthy of being called public, okay?

Shouldn't. If people are charged for pooping and peeing, then people are also charged for farting, spitting, and vomiting? This is a physiological need of human beings!

No, the charge is too inhumane and takes advantage of people's danger.

Of course not, it's the trend.

Now that you have the answer, why bother?

Actually, I think the same thing as you.

But what's the use of having a good idea?

I can't be complimented by the morality of people nowadays.

Especially in small cities.

There is also in addition to morality, habit is a more important one.