At the launch of the LOO Whiz Facebook game at the LOO (Let's Observe Ourselves) Carnival & Awards in December last year, a competition was organised till 31st March 2013. The competition attracted more than 400 Facebook users and the game was played more than 800 times. Players had to use the keyboard to control the movement of the game character LOO Whiz and 'left click' the mouse to select the right tools to clean up the mess left behind by irresponsible users. Players had to successfully complete three stages in the fastest time to emerge as the top three winners.

The top two winners completed the game in less than 2 minutes while the third winner did so after slightly more than 2 minutes. On average, the top three winners had played the game at least 50 times before submitting their best timed scores. The overall winner spent a total of 4 to 5 hours to clinch the best timing. When interviewed, all winners agreed that the game is not only fun for all ages but most importantly, effective in reminding them to keep the toilets clean and respect the work put in by cleaning attendants. One of the winners also continuously reminds his son to keep the toilets clean after playing the game. RAS will continue to promote the LOO Whiz game at community events and talks.