A former Glastonbury volunteer has opened up on the secrets behind the toilets at the UK’s largest music festival - including how often are they really cleaned. The iconic event is just days away, commencing on June 21, with more than 210,000 people set to attend.
But due to the sheer volume of fans heading their way to Worthy Farm, it inevitably means many festivalgoers will have to tackle long toilet queues during the six day-long Somerset celebration. But just how clean are they, and what toilets should people avoid?
Speaking to bathroom specialist Sanctuary Bathrooms, a former Glastonbury toilet cleaner (who has contributed anonymously) has lifted the lid on the best and worst toilets to go to at the festival. They've also gone into detail on how many times they’re cleaned and the ideal time to use the toilets for the cleanest experience.
