Do girls bathrooms/locker rooms also have cleaners or staff of opposite gender come inside while people are in there?

[Anonymous]

I often see female cleaners come inside mens bathroom even when people are in there and at gym female staff sometimes comes in to collect towels and set up new ones while people are in there changing or showering. Does this also happen at women's bathrooms or locker rooms and have you ever seen it happen?

[Citizenkirk]

When working the bar shift at Debbie's restaurant I frequently was told that the restrooms needed cleaning and general maintanance. I would always knock and call out "maintanance, is anyone in there?" Before entering the woman's restroom, but wouldn't always get a response from occupants who didn't have a problem with me being there while they were using the toilet or changing a tampon in front of me. I wasn't comfortable with it, but if a woman or two entered while I was cleaning during a dinner rush, I didn't have the option of not doing my job just because some lady lowered her pants and sat on the toilet with the stall door propped open while a drunken women changed out her napkin or relieved herself in one of three ways. I just carried on with my work as quickly as possible and if I had to comply with a request to assist a lady with her tampons or pants in order to get a biohazard cleaned up in the stall she was in, than the smell of blood and feces compelled me to lift up then pants for her if she couldn't do so herself, and a couple times I had to actually put on a fresh pair of gloves and reach inside to remove a tampon and replace it with a half conscious drunk and doped out female asking for assistance and looking like they might pass out if they don't get moving quickly. I didn't like having to choose between my job and my dignity, but my self respect definitely took a hit whenever I had to do something undignified when compliance with an unreasonable request by a drunken harlot sitting on the toilet was the only way of getting her out of there so I could do my job to keep my job. My boss saw thousands of dollars going down the drain everytime I failed to unclog a toilet drain or the removal of a drunken customer from a filthy toilet stall was not expedited as efficiently as humanly possible. Unfortunately for me, that sometimes involved a woman raising her skirt and lowering her underwear and handing me a fresh feminine hygiene products and not allowing herself to be moved into that old tampon was removed or replaced with the one handed to me or dropped on the floor. I would not do the same things I did when desperate for work because I do not believe that a lady would likely make the same request when sober that she would enthusiastically make when mixing controlled substances while being ignored or mistreated by her boyfriend. But I did once put on some fresh glovs, pull a bent over woman's lips apart, reach inside her vaginal opening and feel around inside her for that feminine napkin that she insisted I remove from inside her cooch, take the new one offered me to be inserted into her uterus, make sure it is securely inside of her and having to explain why I must remove my gloved hand as quickly as possible to preserve my job and what little shred of her dignity and my self respect that remains after doing this unreasonable deed with the expectation that I will surely freeze to death in the coldest part of a Michigan winter storm, if I get evicted from my small studio apartment.

[adolescentswede]

In some places yes but generally no

[SillyAssGoose]

I think it depends on where you go or live or whatever. The restrooms in my state area have male cleaners and it’s completely normal. They usually put up a “cleaning” sign or just put their trash can in front of the door to let us know that the restroom will be temporary closed. Doesn’t matter what gender, the cleaners just do that.

[Anonymous]

no, in locker rooms i’ve never had a male worker come in only female. in restrooms though, male workers do come in to clean but they usually make sure the bathroom is empty.

[PondyPand]

Sometimes. But each bathroom would have a sign attached saying "opposite gender cleaner " so people uncomfortable with that would know to go somewhere else

[BigBlueGuy]

Never happened