'It irks me when mothers take their kids into the same cubicles. They take a really long time, and the kids tend to mess up the cubicles. There's always lots of toilet paper on the floor and the seat will be dirty. The counter top ends up wet when parents carry their kids up to wash their hands. All toilets should be equipped with kiddy cubicles.'

Ms Xie Minhui, 35, a director of communications in a luxury hotel here. For her, Great World City's toilets are the best

'Toilets here always seem wet and dirty, especially the sinks. People have a habit of splashing water all over when they wash their hands. There's no way I can put my bag down anywhere!'

Mrs Lorna Ong, 52, a homemaker, who says Changi Airport has the cleanest toilets here

'It's horrible when people don't flush the toilet, leaving a 'surprise' behind for the next person who lifts the lid.'

Financial consultant Eddy Sng, 25, one among many who name Paragon Shopping Centre as having the best toilets

'People who don't wash their hands after using the toilet - now that's a really bad habit!'

Homemaker Angela Wong, 44, who also credits Changi Airport with having the most appealing toilets

'It's disgusting when people throw toilet paper into urinals. The whole urinal becomes clogged and it both looks and smells unpleasant.'

Teacher Gabriel Lim, 48, for whom the toilets at Plaza Singapura are the best

'The toilets here are usually clean and well taken care of. The cleaners here do a great job! And we don't even need to pay to use these decent toilets, which is not the case back home.'

Engineer Jurgen Kloof, 27, a Dutchman who comes to Singapore twice a year