Personal Toilet hygiene

You can drive a horse to water but a pencil must be lead.

I see signs in CC blocks asking that you wash your hands. Some do and some don't comply

yea, that's what we need ,more sign's, anyway  I don't use the site blocks ,so wouldn't know if people washed after or not

And even if you do there are still the door handles to negotiate, that those who do not, have handled

Surly, a warden stationed in the toilet block could remind people of basic hygiene requirements but with todays technology cctv could be installed which could be monitored from the office and offenders reprimanded via a powerful intercom system.

Big Brother is on a camp site near you

It's good to see the clipboards are still in use. 

It's quite a common problem, not just on campsites. I expect it's all to do with how people were brought up. If they were taught as children to wash their hands they would tend to continue that into adulthood and also teach their own children. Perhaps what we should have is a disinfectant gel dispenser on the outside of the building so that once you have battled through all the germs on the inside and on the door handle you have a last line of defence?

David

Or carry your own gel as is now common practice by my OH when useing any "Public" toilets

A common problem over here in France very few wash their hands and if some do it is soap then water, having done food hygiene course a few years ago it is water first and then the soap.

Yes there are notices in the toilet blocks but folk do not look at notices to busy to get back to their outfit.

We always have a gel wash with us either in the car or pocket especially over here as some places do not have soap dispensers.

I seems there are a number of athletes in London at the moment that need to heed the washing hands notices.