Cintas Announces Canada’s Best Restroom Contest Winner

August 21, 2023

Cintas Corp. has named the restrooms at Hard Bean Brunch Co. in Port Moody, British Columbia, Canada, the winner of its 2023 Canada’s Best Restroom Contest.

Now in its 14th year, the annual contest honors businesses that value hygiene and style, while recognizing the parallel between clean restrooms and customer retention. The restrooms at Hard Bean Brunch Co. were recognized for featuring fully enclosed stalls framed in bright yellow trim with matching signature yellow doors. Each stall is equipped with its own sink and LED backlit mirror.

“Thousands of votes for this year’s five finalists poured in from across the country, demonstrating peoples’ appreciation for clean and memorable washroom facilities,” said Candice Raynsford, Cintas Canada marketing manager. “Thanks to the public’s support, we’re proud to award Hard Bean Brunch Co. with the title of Canada’s Best Restroom.”

As the grand prize winner, Hard Bean Brunch Co. will receive CAD$2,500 worth of services from Cintas as well as enshrinement in Canada’s Best Restroom Contest Hall of Fame

To learn more and view the other finalists, visit www.bestrestroom.com/canada.

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