Dongxihu Street Mobile Toilets
Mobile toilets on the streets of Dongxihu offer rental services and are gradually transitioning towards intelligence, while new public toilets emphasize designs suitable for the elderly and children.
Flexible and Diverse Rental Services
Dongxihu District provides mobile toilet rental services suitable for various scenarios such as marathons, concerts, music festivals, and construction sites. The temporary toilets feature a modular structure with high mobility, allowing for quick installation and disassembly to meet the needs of different locations. The rental service is equipped with high-standard sanitary facilities, regularly cleaned and maintained to ensure hygiene and safety; it uses energy-saving equipment and environmentally friendly materials, meeting environmental protection and energy-saving requirements. Additionally, temporary toilets of different capacities and configurations can be provided according to customer needs to meet diverse demands.
Technological Innovation Drives Intelligent Development
With the advancement of IoT and artificial intelligence technologies, mobile toilets in Dongxihu District are gradually transitioning towards intelligence. Smart sensors can monitor the usage status of toilet stalls, the stock of toilet paper, and odor concentration in real-time, transmitting data to the management center via a cloud platform for precise maintenance. Users can find nearby available stalls, make reservations, or provide feedback through mobile apps, enhancing usage efficiency and satisfaction. Furthermore, some experimental projects are exploring innovative functions such as self-cleaning surfaces, air purification, and energy recovery to further optimize resource utilization.
New Public Toilets Emphasize Designs Suitable for the Elderly and Children
Since this year, 15 carefully renovated new public toilets in Dongxihu District have been officially put into use, systematically optimized around the actual needs of the elderly and children. These toilets feature smart management, with electronic screens at the entrance displaying data on stall usage, temperature, humidity, and foot traffic, and the system automatically issuing warnings when air quality is abnormal. They also emphasize designs suitable for the elderly and children, featuring third restrooms equipped with baby care stations, child safety seats, emergency call buttons, non-slip floors, sturdy handrails, automatic flushing, and gentle slopes with spacious entrances for easy access by wheelchair users. Additionally, 372 listed sanitation public toilets in Dongxihu District have fully implemented a daily round-the-clock cleaning system and introduced a “one toilet, one code” management mechanism, allowing citizens to provide feedback by scanning a code, with the backend responding promptly.
