Step 'n Wash Blog

When you’re out and about and nature calls, you gotta go. Two tots under the age of four are no exception to that rule, so recently, when their dad, Timothy, was tasked with taking the toddlers to the restroom in the middle of the baseball game, he prepared for the battle – the battle of the public restroom. Public restrooms have made significant advances to accessibility in the last few decades; wheelchair-accessibility, changing stations for parents and their babies, and the addition of handrails for stability. However, there is still a long way to go when it comes to easy...

Step ‘n Wash helps airports like Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) prioritize accessibility so those traveling this spring break can focus on the destination, not the journey. With the help of partners like Step ‘n Wash, the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) in Atlanta, Georgia, is busy making their facilities inclusive for all of its passengers. With so many travelers passing through its doors, the team at ATL works diligently to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone. As part of their accessibility efforts, ATL was the first airport to install Step ‘n Wash, a floor-mounted...

> It’s that time of the year. Love is in the air – and in our inbox. We’re so thankful to hear how Step ‘n Wash is making a difference for families and people with height-related disabilities when it comes to their public restroom experience. We’ve compiled some of our favorite love notes below. Want to share how Step ‘n Wash has supported you and your family? Tell us about your Step ‘n Wash experience at stepnwash.com/share! LOVE NOTES “We use Step ‘n Wash for our general public and for our school groups. When you have a group of 20...

Not all gifts are tied up in pretty bows under the tree. Some of the best gifts are often the ones you didn’t even know that you needed. That unexpected surprise then becomes something you can’t live without. If you’ve ever had to wash your toddler’s hands in a public restroom, you may understand the struggle it takes to balance the child, get the soap, and effectively wash and dry their hands, all without soaking their clothes and frustrating both of you. Add another child (or two) into the mix, and you may find yourself fighting in a losing battle....