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Anti - violence lighting

in the supermarket toilets they have anti - violence lighting, which is a ultraviolet/bluey colour? does this work? if so how? AliFlump (Thu 13:29 08/Dec/05)

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Hippy		(Thu 13:45 08/Dec/05) I noticed this in some car park toilets in Bournemouth recently and when I asked about it the friendly operative told me that it is to discourage intravenous druggies from using the toilets as under those blue lights they can't see the veins to stick the needle into.
AliFlump		(Thu 13:47 08/Dec/05) Question Author Ooooh so thats why. i always wondered well thank you very much Hippy
andy hughes		(Thu 15:54 08/Dec/05) Yep, that's the reason. If it's a serious drug area, you will see that the tops of the toilet cisterns have been removed as well, to avoid offering a flat surface for people to set out their drug pariphenalia (sp?).
AliFlump		(Thu 15:58 08/Dec/05) Question Author Wow i never knew this, anything else?
charliebaps		(Thu 16:17 08/Dec/05) A lot of toilets in clubs also have rounded edges on cisterns so stop anything being snorted of the surfaces
brachiopod		(Thu 17:11 08/Dec/05) ...and are often liberally coated with a layer of Vaseline (petroleum jelly).
tomd		(Thu 18:18 08/Dec/05) or WD40.
gary baldy		(Fri 02:09 09/Dec/05) I was wondering why i was finding it difficult to jack up in Morrisons the other day. now i know why. silly old me.
brachiopod		(Fri 09:18 09/Dec/05) I know what you mean, gary, by mistake, I tied a tourniquet round my baguette and injected a leg of pork in my local Morrisons. Damn those lights!
mycatis		(Fri 09:32 09/Dec/05) PMSL at brachiopod, and Gary baldy !! ROFL

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