- It's free
- Door that closes and locks
- Toilet has a seat
- Toilet paper is available (only half point if it's outside the stall)
- Toilet paper is free
- Toilet flushes (only half point if you have to manually flush by dumping a bucket of water in)
- Water to wash hands (half point bonus if there's hot water too)
- Soap
- Something to dry hands
- hook/shelf for purse or coat
I'm thinking public bathrooms here average somewhere around 7.5.
I think the most bizarre bathroom I've ever used was in the jungle in Ecuador. It was surprisingly a flush toilet, in the middle of the jungle (we hiked down a dirt road and forded a creek to get there), but there was no door on it. So, you just sat there, looking towards the path, and hoping no one appeared.
Flushing the toilet with a bucket of water from a 50 gallon barrel of water at the museum in Nicaragua was another "this would never happen in the States" experience. And, the vending machines selling toilet paper inside a public restroom I'd already paid to use here in Bogota were the most outrageous.
