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Have her pack some toilet seat covers ( I get some from the local drug store or at the airports) and some hand sanitizer or wet-cloths. Other than taking sanitary precautions, there isn't much else she can do to avoid the situation. It's mind over matter.

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...well no - it's not MIND that's over the matter in question...

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Tomkat - That's a good one. lol

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Rick Steves has a recent article about finding and using toilets in Europe, but it also applies to areas outside of Europe: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/ricksteveseurope/2013729871_websteves21.html

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My biggest beef about European toilets is that most of them require negotiating a steep staircase. When a knee problem makes negotiating stairs both slow and painful, this is simply not good enough. I rejoiced in a European tourist-oriented village when I found a diabled loo for a fellow-traveller whose knees are bad enough that she requires a wheely-walker, and can't even negotiate stairs painfully.


Ask me about the Island Builders of the Pacific.
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"Passengers will please refrain,
From flushing toilets on this train,
While standing in the station...we love you"

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Hey! At least the girls get a toilet seat!

One reason I carry in day pack, a partial roll of tp, with the cardboard taken out.
Multipurpose.

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