Sanitronics’ Revolving Toilet goes even further, consisting of two revolving (rotating) toilets where one is sanitized while the other is in use. Each and every time a visitor uses a public restroom, one of the two toilets is cleaned inside and out.

Also, because the company has more than 20 years of experience in public toilets, the system has been designed around topics such as vandalism, sustainability and comfort.

That self-cleaning part also includes under the seat washing under high pressure (70 bar) using biodegradable soap. And at the end of each cleaning session, the cleaned seat will pass an airblade connected to a large airpump, making sure the toilet is always completely dry before the next use.

In addition, the Revolving Toilet also cleans the floor, with the dirt being collected in a gutter behind the unit. That cleaning part, however, only happens when the system (using multiple sensors) detects that the unit is vacant.

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