ALDI customer policy

Anthillmob

chocdonuty wrote: »

You can't go anywhere and demand to use a toilet!

you can if pregnant

Anthillmob

vikingaero wrote: »

I have a Porta Potti for this eventuality - about £6.99 from Boots.

i take a small potty out with us for such instences. i used it once myself [to be more discreet in the footwell at the front of my car and not having to leave both my kids whilst i found a bush. granted i hadm to stop and empty it once....] when travelling on a very long joursey

vikingaero

Anthillmob wrote: »

i take a small potty out with us for such instences. i used it once myself [to be more discreet in the footwell at the front of my car and not having to leave both my kids whilst i found a bush. granted i hadm to stop and empty it once....] when travelling on a very long joursey

:D:D

Actually Mrs V was once caught short and had to use the Porta Potti. :eek: I implored her to hover and not to sit and break it. :rotfl:

And for us men, the world is our toilet.

DCFC79

You were not allowed to use the toilet because the staff dont want any random strangers rifling through they're possessions, it is pretty normal not to be allowed to use the toilet in aldi and wnywhere where customer toilets aren't available. its the companys policy.

DCFC79

Gerrard_8_lfc wrote: »

Maybe it was a blessing you didn't get to see what goes on in the toilet when wages will be so slow. Be it German Owned and all.

the actual staff dont clean the toilets they employ a cleaner a few hours a day to come in and clean them, the stores i worked at had very clean toilets but maybe that was because the staff there were clean and didnt make a mess

juno

twinmom04 wrote: »

i went shopping with my three children yesterday and my 5 yr old was bursting for the toilets.

So you either leave 2 kids on the shop floor on their own, ask a member of staff to babysit, or have to take all 3 kids in the back. Two of those options are a safety risk, and the other is just ridiculous.

DCFC79

trumpton wrote: »

Can anyone honestly say they have never been caught short and needed the loo unexpectedly? Whatever your view of Aldi, you can't blame a small child for suddenly needing the loo. Every parent has probably been in the same situation as the OP at one time or another.

whenever ive been caught short ive used a toilet close by, only once i was caught short and the nearest toilet was ex employer and they let me use it although i think maybe they should have signed me in as visitor

peachyprice

Won't someone think of the children.

sexylulubelle

dmg24 wrote: »

Humanity? Get real!

Thought and care would be to remind your child before leaving the house that if he needs to go to the toilet, he should go now. If a five year old child is not capable of following such an instruction, the OP should be going to their GP, not shopping.

Not sure what to make of this comment?????????????????????! I ask my four year old at least 5 times if he needs the loo before we go out and 98% of the time he says no, you cannot physically make a child sit down on a toilet/ or stand and make them have a pee, saying that he's really good about holding it in until we are at facility that can accommodate his needs, But I can assure A lot of thought and care goes into reminding my child to go to the toilet before we go out, because GOD Forbid he should need it 10 MIN LATER!

MrsE_2

sexylulubelle wrote: »

Not sure what to make of this comment?????????????????????! I ask my four year old at least 5 times if he needs the loo before we go out and 98% of the time he says no, you cannot physically make a child sit down on a toilet/ or stand and make them have a pee, saying that he's really good about holding it in until we are at facility that can accommodate his needs, But I can assure A lot of thought and care goes into reminding my child to go to the toilet before we go out, because GOD Forbid he should need it 10 MIN LATER!

Can't he go in the car park, its no big deal, lots of little kids have to do it.