Shower Review Pilot North Carolina Pleasant Hill

This “Shower Review Pilot North Carolina Pleasant Hill” is a review of the shower facility at the Pilot Travel Center in Pleasant Hill, NC, USA.

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First Name:	Mike
Last Name:	Simons
Country:	United States
You are a…:	Company Driver
How many total years of professional driving experience do you have? (Please put fractions in decimals, such as 1/2 is 0.5):	10.5
What is the name and location of the truck stop shower you are reviewing? (Example: XYZ Truck Stop, MyTown, MyState, I-### at exit ###):	Pilot Travel Center, Pleasant Hill, NC, I-95, exit 180
On what date did you have this truck stop shower (month, day, year)?:	September 21, 2010
How did you pay for this truck stop shower?:	Free with minimum fuel purchase
How long was your wait for this shower?:	Less than 10 minutes
How were showers assigned?:	Via clerk at desk
What shower number did you have?:	1

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Did you need to see the attendant and did the attendant meet your needs quickly?:	Yes, I needed to see the attendant and my needs were met quickly
What special attributes did the shower room have?:	No special attributes
How would you rate the cleanliness of the shower room upon your arrival?:	Pretty clean but not exceptional
What was the level of dust on the top of light fixtures, air vents and fan?:	A little
What was waiting for your use/enjoyment in the shower room upon your arrival?:	Towel: one Washcloth, Soap, Bathmat: paper
What was the quality of the bath towel(s)?:	Thick and thirsty like a beach towel, Rough
How many towel hooks were in the room and where were they?:	3, Directly outside shower stall
How was the mirror?:	Clean upon arrival, Positioned well for tall and short drivers, Did not fog up during my shower
How was the fan in the room?:	Fan worked well and was adjustable
How was the humidity in the room?:	Comfortable
How was the temperature in the room?:	Comfortable
How were the electrical outlets?:	Worked well

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How was the shower designed?:	I could turn on the water without getting wet, There was a shower curtain and it was adequate, There was a light in the shower and it worked well, I did not feel cramped in the shower stall
How was the shower water temperature and pressure?:	Water temperature and water pressure could not be controlled independently, Water temperature fluctuated slightly, Water pressure was consistent, Water pressure was just right
How did you find the shower head and spray?:	Spray width was just right, Shower head was like one used in a home, Shower head was too high to be adjusted by short users

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Was counter space near the sink or space on back of sink adequate?:	Yes, it was adequate
Did you feel cramped while sitting on the toilet?:	No, I had adequate room
Was the toilet clean (nothing in bowl and no debris on surface) and did it flush well?:	Yes, clean and flushed well
How was any seat in the room?:	The seat was movable and too small for an oversized shower bag
Was there a blow dryer in the room?:	No
Was there a letter from the manager in the room thanking you for your business?:	No
Was there any mold or mildew in the room (such as on the grout in the shower stall)?:	Yes, a little
What locks or restrictors were on the door?:	Door restrictor only

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Was there anything else noteworthy about your shower experience?:	The previous user tightened the shower knob so tight that it took a good bit of “oomph” to turn it back on. The “seat” in the room was actually a tall stool, only big enough to hold the paper bath mats, towels and soap. This was certainly not big enough to hold an oversized shower bag. Although it appeared that there had been some tiles replaced in the shower stall, one was missing and there was a good bit of evidence of “grout fatigue.” This could be due to age, heavy usage or staff working to remove mold or mildew from the tiles. See photos. As far as the “door restrictor” is concerned, it was actually a sliding lock. There was really no need to operate the fan in this shower room as there was plenty of ventilation or air movement without it. The light, while not directly over the mirror, was over my head and I had no problems seeing while shaving.
Based on your personal expectations, what grade would you give to this shower facility and your shower experience today (A+ is best; F- is worst)?:	B
Based on your experience today, would you recommend this shower facility to other professional drivers?:	Maybe
Additional comments::	If I counted correctly, there are only 4 shower rooms at this location. There was also a “shower ownership” label outside the Shower #1 door with two names on it.