What comes to GB's friend's mind when using the toilet in the terminal or rest area? Must be dirty and smelly, right? But that is the condition of the toilet first. Currently, not a few terminal and rest area managers are starting to clean up for the convenience of visitors. The proof can be seen in the Banjaratma Brebes Rest Area, Central Java. There, there is a sultan-style toilet provided by the manager.
Yes, recently, some of the toilets in the popular rest area with its heritage view have used the smart closet mode of the GB Sanitaryware product. Visitors can use these luxurious facilities without having to spend deeply. Because it is free of charge. Well, in this article, Brilli will invite GB's friends to 'go for a walk' there.
Friends of GB Sanitaryware must have known, right, that the smart closet has many buttons and indicator lights. The functions of the buttons vary, ranging from temperature control that makes the smart closet comfortable to use in cold weather. Up to flush with various modes that can be adjusted to your needs.
Although there are many buttons, visitors don't have to worry about overcoming the hassle. Because there is already a manual guide that is very helpful for visitors who have never tried a smart closet. If you still need help, there will be cleaners who are faithfully ready to help. Don't be afraid to ask for their help, OK?
The cleaners at the Banjaratma Brebes Rest Area, Central Java, are already good at the smart closet device. There is even a special officer to take care of the GB's best innovation smart closet. Given that there are a number of electronic devices that can be damaged if not handled properly.
The luxury of the toilet equipped with a smart closet made a number of visitors to the rest area amazed. Most of them are travelers from out of town and only stop for a moment at the rest area, which was once a sugar factory in the Dutch era. "The toilet is really cool," said Irfan, a friend of GB from Jogjakarta who had visited the rest area.
Although only for a moment, but the deep impression is felt by the visitors. Moreover, in their imagination, smart closets can generally only be found in luxury hotels or elite office buildings. It's hard to imagine if a smart closet with advanced features becomes a rest area facility, and can be used by various groups.
Visitors also hope that smart closets can also be found in other public toilet areas. Such as terminals, stations, and other public facilities. "If all rest areas had sophisticated toilets like this, it would be very interesting," continued Irfan.
Curious as to what the sensation of trying out a smart closet is like? GB's friends who were passing through the Banjaratma rest area had to stop for a while to try the smart closet. Even though they don't set rates, officers are still allowed to receive tips from visitors for the maintenance and cleaning costs of the smart closet. For GB friends who have excess money, it is highly recommended to give a tip to the officer. Think of it as charity. Hehehe.
