Gotta go? Let MizPee lead you to a clean location

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Gotta go? Let MizPee lead you to a clean location

by Chris Gilmer Jun 26th 2007

When you gotta go, you gotta go! But how do you know where the best places to go are? MizPee does!

This is a website unlike no other we've come across. It helps users connect to the closest, cleanest toilet, and then gives you some reading material when you get there. How does it work? Its all mobile based. Users simple send a test message with your city and state location to a phone number. Alternatively, users can visit www.mizpee.com with a mobile browser, and click on find toilet by inputing a location and clicking to find a list of results rated by a system of toilet paper rolls. One roll meaning yuck, and five meaning very clean. MizPee will also state whether the establishment prefers if you're a paying customer or not, has wheelchair access, and if it has a diaper changing station. Scroll through the results to find the best location and factor for you.

A big improvement could be made if this service worked off of GPS coordinates, especially for the sake of travelers. That way it could pinpoint exactly where the user was, and direct them to the best location via a live map. Nonetheless, we all appreciate clean toilets to do our business in.

Tags: mizpee, restroom, social, toilet, washroom

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