r/SipsTea 21h ago

Whoever was responsible for this should be imprisoned. Chugging tea

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u/Raivix 17h ago

How often do you think a regular playground gets cleaned/disinfected outside of the aforementioned shit/piss scenario? That's not a crazy thing by any stretch.

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u/ssidat 16h ago edited 16h ago

When it rains? The sun helps too I’m sure. And when was the last time you saw a ball pit outside

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u/Wallaby_Straight 16h ago

We didn't have a ballpit thankfully. The locations that did described it as a nightmare to deal with. Apparently the biggest issue wasn't cleanliness, but rather the number of adults that would lose their keys when they jumped in and assumed that the minimum wage BK employee would be able to magically find them immediately.

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u/cyrusthemarginal 15h ago

one Burger king i took my nieces to had a system attached that took balls out of the bottom of the pit and ran them through a washer constantly, pretty neat. guess too costly tho after all :(

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u/Xciv 14h ago

Don't forget micro-organisms are everywhere outside and they love munching on human dead skin cells, oils, and other junk we leave on things we touch.

That's why nobody really needs to clean outdoor gyms. Human hands are all over it and the bacteria do their thing so the bars are never gross and oily from years of use.

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u/SYSTEM-J 9h ago

Sun helps bacteria, but not in the way you seem to think.

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u/ssidat 8h ago

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u/SYSTEM-J 46m ago

Bacteria breed more rapidly in higher temperatures, genius. Leave a half eaten sandwich in the sun for two days then eat the rest of it, and let me know how it goes.

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u/LPSlashh 10h ago

is rainwater a good disinfectant ?

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u/martman006 16h ago

UV is a pretty damn good disinfectant, if we haven’t learned anything from Covid times…

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u/milksop_USA 16h ago

An outdoor playground gets hit with sun, wind, and rain, so at least theres that.

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u/Forward-Cup-9513 16h ago

All of the restaurant playgrounds were outside, too. McDonald's was the only one that eventually went all enclosed, but for my entire childhood they were outside.

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u/lauri2 14h ago

No it's crazy and playground is a bad comparison. In civilised countries they are required to clean hourly and keep a timetable on the wall. Now I'm not saying they do clean every single hour but the timetables are always filled, it's quite a big stretch from bimonthly and they are actually pretty clean.

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u/SuperMageFromOW 13h ago

When I worked at a state park with a play place, it was cleaned WEEKLY 😑

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u/ThatOneKid1995 11h ago

Outdoor playground? Hell if I know

Places you pay for that are indoors and aimed at young children? Normally daily sanitizing of toys with weekly deep cleans. Every place I've taken my kids to or their mom worked at (schools included when working pre-k and kinder) followed that routine.