A Brief History of Toilets

Bathrooms are an essential part of our daily lives. We tend to take a bath as much and do not really think much about it until we realize that we desperately need a bathroom and can not be found. We forget that the modern bathrooms are a luxury in many developing countries and find a great disadvantage if our bathroom was not working.

Toilets we are accustomed to using a relatively new invention, and is used only affordable by the rich. Already, the development of the toilets is still in progress and technological developments, including the automatic washing controlled by sensors and economic settings, so less water is used in the bath is full. The issue of hygiene is a constant and all the various detergents and deodorants scented toilet that even public toilets clean

themselves after each visit.

Prevalence of indoor plumbing was the main factor in the availability of toilets inside the houses. And 'this water, which guarantees to keep the toilet is working properly and we do not need to do is to pull the chain, or press the handle. Before this, all the toilets were separate from the main building of the dependencies small. Supply of water, these toilets were in contact with was completely separated and are inside the house.

The toilets in the outbuildings began a very fundamental way, a hole in the ground. As the seats have been formed from planks of wood with holes in it to allow a person to dispose of their waste from toilets while sitting rather than squatting. These primitive toilets was then closed to give a little privacy for residents. rich owners could use pots in the privacy and comfort of their own bedroom or in bed rooms. These are usually made of ceramic and was emptied of its employees. As these pots has become a more accepted to go to the bathroom, there were fewer places for emptying, especially in cities, and people throw the contents of their windows onto the street.

Fortunately, we have come a long way since the time to dodge the contents of the toilet of a person to be thrown over our heads as we walked along the street.