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Edmonton boutique won the best toilet contest in Canada

Central Edmonton boutique has been named Canada's best washroom.

Majesty and Friends are winners of the 2022 Cintas Canada's Best Restroom competition. This competition showcases the best public restrooms in the country.

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It's such an honor," the coveted title of Canada's Best Restroom," said boutique owner Julie Morrison.

"When we opened this location last year, we put all of our savings into it to make our store a truly memorable and fun destination for our community. We are so grateful to Cintas for highlighting our business and the overwhelming support of our community and customers in Edmonton.”

Edmonton Boutiques Majesty and Friends are winners of the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Cintas Canada

Located in Edmonton's Highlands area, Majesty and Friends sells a curated selection of local products. A boutique with a modern design. artist. The ice cream-inspired washroom is in bright pastel colors. The floors are made by Atra Flooring of Liverpool and the sprinkles are made by Urban Malls.

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The washroom is also equipped with pink toilet paper and a cherry toilet brush.

"The condition of washrooms can have a lasting impact on guests' perceptions of your business," says Candice Raynsford, her manager of marketing at Cintas Canada. . “Providing a clean and inviting facility takes the customer experience to the next level. Guests know this and in the case of Majesty and Friends, they voted Canada's Best Restroom of the Year.

Read More: Three Alberta Washrooms Win Canada's Best Toilet Contest Competitors

National Toilet Contest judges public toilets regarding cleanliness, visual appeal, innovation, functionality, and unique design elements. Based on this criteria she will then be selected as one of the 5 finalists.

Her four other finalists are:

  • Niton Junction Petro-Canada (Niton Junction, Alberta)
  • RollickCo. (Black Diamond, Alberta)
  • Toronto Zoo – African Rainforest Washroom (Toronto, Ontario)
  • Versante Hotel (Richmond, British Columbia)

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Edmonton boutique Majesty and Friends announces her 2022 Winner of Syntas Canada's Best Toilet Contest. Provided by Syntus Canada

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Edmonton boutique Majesty and Friends is the winner of the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Synthus Canada

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Edmonton boutique Majesty and Friends is the winner of the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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Edmonton boutique Majesty and Friends is the winner of the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom competition. Credit, Synthus Canada

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Edmonton boutique Majesty and Friends is the winner of the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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Edmonton boutique Majesty and Friends is the winner of the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Courtesy, Cintas Canada

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Edmonton boutique Majesty and Friends is the winner of the 2022 Cintas Canada's Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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Niton Junction's Petro-Canada was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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Niton Junction's Petro-Canada was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Syntus Canada

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Niton Junction's Petro-Canada was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Syntus Canada

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Niton Junction's Petro-Canada was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Syntus Canada

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Niton Junction's Petro-Canada was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credits, Synthus Canada

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Rollick Co in Black Diamond, Alberta. restroom was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Syntus Canada

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Rollick Co in Black Diamond, Alberta.restroom was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Restroom Contest. Credit, Syntus Canada

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Rollick Co in Black Diamond, Alberta. was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Her Toilet Contest. Credit, Syntus Canada

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The African Rainforest Washroom at the Toronto Zoo was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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The Toronto Zoo's African Rainforest Washroom was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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The Toronto Zoo's African Rainforest Washroom was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credits, Synthus Canada

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The Toronto Zoo's African Rainforest Toilet was a finalist in the 2022 Cintus Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credit, Syntus Canada

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The Toronto Zoo's African Rainforest Washroom was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credit, Syntus Canada

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The Toronto Zoo's African Rainforest Washroom was a finalist in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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The washrooms at the Belsante Hotel in Richmond, British Columbia were finalists in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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The toilets at the Belsante Hotel in Richmond, British Columbia were finalists in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credit, Cintus Canada

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The toilets at the Belsante Hotel in Richmond, British Columbia were finalists in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. Credits, Synthus Canada

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The washrooms at the Belsante Hotel in Richmond, British Columbia were finalists in the 2022 Cintas Canada Best Toilet Contest. credit, Cintas Canada

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