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Revolutionary Dragons’ Den solution to women’s toilet queues will ‘be everywhere’
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Peequal could revolutionise the queue for women’s toilets (Picture: BBC) Two budding entrepreneurs enter Dragons’ Den tonight with a product that could revolutionise the women’s toilet. If you’ve ever been to a festival – or any public space – you’ll be all too familiar with the disparity between the men’s and women’s loos. While men comfortably whizz in and out of urinals, women are forced to spend what feels like forever queueing for a cubicle. But Amber and Hazel may have found the solution: Peequal, a flat-pack, squatting women’s urinal that is 2.7 times faster to use from point of entry and than a standard cubicle. The pair met at university and united with a passion to find a resolution to such a widespread and unjust problem. ‘Our mission is to pioneer pee equality for all women everywhere,’ they said. Speaking to dragons Peter Jones , Deborah Medean, Steven Bartlett , Jenna Meek and Touker Sulyman, they highlighted the financial benefit for festivals which could be losing out o
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