Can't the people who make decisions about bathrooms in businesses give some consideration to the choice of materials used for the counter? Why must they install a sink countertop that does not easily and immediately indicate the presence of water? Those at our offices are a glossy grey, white, and black granite pattern, which appear to have been designed to specifically camouflage any presence of water, which just happens to get splashed about throughout the day. Eventually, somebody sets a computer or laptop into the water, or worse, leans up against the counter and has their clothing absorb the liquid before they can react. It happened once to me some time back, and now I have to constantly be on the lookout.
It seems that some forethought would prevent the likelihood of such things occurring.
Thanks for letting me vent.