The survey found that most students and visitors at the University of Brunei Darussalam (UBD) prefer the toilets in the Student Centre over those in the Cafeteria. Respondents agreed that clean, well-maintained toilets positively impact the university's image. However, the Cafeteria toilets were found to be in poorer condition, with issues like lack of lighting, broken flushers, and absent bins. Most felt the janitors did not adequately clean and maintain the Cafeteria toilets. In conclusion, the researchers hope their survey will help improve all UBD toilets to meet the standard of the Student Centre facilities.
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2. Our survey not only consists of UBD
students but as well as lecturers and
visitors who came to UBD. From our
survey, we found out that majority
students prefer the Student centre toilet
rather than the Cafeteria Toilet. Most
agreed that the environment of the toilet
does affect ones perception towards the
image of the university.
3. Our research shows that the ratings of the toilet
physically that may affect the environment and
also ways to improve the toilet facilities such as
providing enough hand soaps, toilet
papers, more maintenance especially the
lighting in the cafeteria as it is creepy to
rejuvenate in the dark, toilets flusher should be
fix immediately once it is broken for it is
disgusting for the next user, bins should be
provided in every single booth especially in the
girls toilet and etc.
4. Most participants answered that the
cleaners or janitors are playing a really
big part in maintaining the toilet to be
clean in order to uplift the image of the
University especially for the visitors in
terms of standardization. In the survey it is
found out that, the janitors did not do a
very good job in keeping the toilets in the
cafeteria at its best way.
5. Although Student Centre toilet is not the
best toilet in the world, but we are only
comparing the overall toilet performance in
UBD. It can be said that in UBD, the best
toilet found is at the Student Centre.
Although there are some negative
comments on the Student Centre toilet
(Duhh… since it is not the best toilet in the
world) but overall it is highly acceptable.
Most Students, including lecturer and
visitors would be satisfied if all the toilet
in UBD will be like the one in the Student
Centre especially the in the cafeteria as it
is the busiest and crowded place especially
during the lunch hour.
6. In conclusion, majority will be satisfied if
the school will be able to maintain the
entire toilet just like the Student Centre
Toilet and we are not over requesting by
asking for better toilet facilities. This
survey also helps to identify out the
problems of Student Centre toilet (which is
not a big problem) and once it is improved
by regular maintenance, it should be
perfect. All toilets in UBD need to at least
follow like the Student Centre toilet
standard.
7. In the end, we hope that our survey can
make a difference to all the toilet in
UBD, to improve from the bad to the
excellent as toilets is very important to our
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