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Michael Eavis has promised Glastonbury-goers of a sweet-smelling festival experience this summer, having spent £600,000 on stink-free 'super-toilets'.
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Never a pleasant experience, Eavis has revealed that Glastonbury toilets will be smell-free. The waste from the toilets will reportedly fertilise Worthy Farm for two years, and will also dispose of all waste from showers and washing up.
"We're always improving stuff but the great thing for me, funnily enough, is the loos," the 78-year-old, reports The Independent.
"We have 31 units now, they cost £20,000 each, which is a lot of money but they don't have to be touched during the whole week of the festival.
"There's no smell, a huge capacity - it's a fantastic achievement. It's fundamentally a huge improvement."
Lets hope the super-loos are better than having to 'scoop for poop'
Glastonbury Festival opens its gates on 25 June 2014, where Kasabian, Arcade Fire and Metallica will perform headline shows on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday night.
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