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Let us know What you think about the water, showers and toilets this year!

The zinks was really great this year.
Clean toilets and always enought of paper. But 1-2 toilets in NAF had no locks.

C_Skoglund wrote: ↑

30 Jun 2018, 22:25

The zinks was really great this year.
Clean toilets and always enought of paper. But 1-2 toilets in NAF had no locks.

I found one more. For sure.
Not a pleasant surprise on one of them when I opened the door.

loose the brown ones stick to the blue ones is the thing im going to say here.

Toilets near the village were kept clean, as far as I can tell. I usually use them very little during Berget, for some reason my rectum closes tightly for 4 days when I come to Berget. This year, it decided to function for atleast once and it was easy to use the toilet when it was clean and in reasonably good shape. Only minus comes from the toilet paper choice. The Katrin paper is utter crap. It doesn't work, so please, if possible, replace it with something decent.

Water supply was working as always, but I would suggest you add one more sink with another tap on it to bases which have 200-300 people and double that to the 600-700 bases.

Water was fine and with a contant flow we don't have to worry about it running out. However it was a bit hard to fill camelbaks and very hard to fill water jugs, as some of us lived kinda far from the water supply we wanted to have some extra in our camp.
Toilets were fine and kept clean, but yes one or two were lacking locks or toilet paper. I always carry my own paper on me though so it didn´t bother me. The ones without locks are just avoided, so might aswell just skipp putting them out at all. No one wants to use those.
Someone said above to get rid of the brown stalls, I disagree. The brown ones are lower and therefore alot more comfortable especially for shorter people. I prefer them over the blue ones.

Only bad thing to say about toilets is that some of them were a little unlevel so it feel kind of weird to sit on toilet that's lead to left or right, but other than that they were good. Paper is okay since if it would be some soft high quality paper someone would steal it for sure so having that cheaper paper which feels like mirka 40 sandpaper will do the trick. If you want softer paper for your princess butt hole just bring your own.

Actually first time in four years I used the showers once in base area and was amazed that there was even warm water coming out of it. Although I learned very quickly it is very limited supply and will not last forever

Water station was good in my opinion, just install one faucet in the edge of the table so you can put there water bladders and all weird shaped things under it and fill them from there. I saw there once a hose in the end of the table where I could fill our water jugs but next time it was gone so I went to showers to fill those jugs and forgot to change the water coming out from the bottom line not the top one, I figured it very quickly after I turned the shower on

Have no objection really about the waterstations themselves, though all worked OK in base and the field. However i was missing waterpoints CP's.
Having water refillstations on CP's would be a good idea if it were to be warmer

toilets and sinks in the UPIR base were great this year cleaned at least twice a day as far as i could tell. a couple more sinks would have been nice and some warm water in the shower would be amazing.

Just great handling this year, cant complain! If you want to have luxus-toiletpaper, just bring it yourself. It does not cost the world.

Some of my Team even liked the fact, that some toilets couldnt be locked, because they werent used that much and were even cleaner than the rest Sorry for all NAF-Players who had to watch my friends, taking a shit

Toilets were clean and always had paper. A miracle compared to any music festival I've been to! Sinks were good - nice quality hand soap - and I seldom queued for more than a few minutes. I only managed to shower once, so two probably not enough, but it was a good temperature. On day one, the UPIR sinks had a hose for filling water bladders, etc., but this disappeared the next day and I don't understand why. Having a hose to fill drinking water without increasing the sink queues seemed like an excellent idea.