Toilet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A toilet is a plumbing fixture and disposal system primarily intended for the disposal of the bodily wastes: urine and fecal matter. Additionally, vomit and menstrual waste are sometimes disposed of...
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Pit toilet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A pit toilet or compost toilet is a method of collection of human waste, used for composting, controlled decomposition, or waste disposal used most often in areas with no sewer system. Pit toilets a...
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This picture shows a non-flushing toilet, called a latrine. You can see the group of houses in the background that share the latrine. ... This picture shows an extreme example of why it is vital that toilet waste be kept away from drinking water. If it is not, a range of diseases, such as cholera, will occur and result in...
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She even reveals the wonders of Japanese "washlets" -- "a generic word for a high-function toilet" -- especially the warm toilet seat manufactured ... Endowed with a "messianic" fervor, he has designed a new toilet called Easy Latrine. Despite its relatively inexpensive cost, however, the technology has found few converts.
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A series of stories by Angel Nunez about the history of San Pedro, Belize ... At the end of each jetty or pier, there was a public outdoor toilet called a latrine standing right over the sea. It could seat 2 or 3 adults at any given time, and the faeces "landed" right on the water. These public toilets were used only by men.
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Running water for the latrine either was supplied by stone water tanks or else by an aqueduct…" ... As early as "1596, Sir John Harrington of England invented a toilet (which he called a water closet) for his godmother, Queen Elizabeth I. So many people made fun of his ridiculous-looking contraption that he never...
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Gold said Birkenau's toilet system, called the "latrine," was little more than a large cement pit around which the women crouched. "I can't tell you how many girls fell in and that was the end for them," she said.
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Isabella noticed the room next to the barracks was the toilet. It was called the latrine. ... Mr Veart explained this was the place where the explosives and shells were stored. This is called the magazine block between the two gun pits...
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A Latrine is location where men/women can relieve themselves. In the Army bathrooms were called the "latrine", ... What is a latrine from ww1? Where did latrine originate? Where could you find a latrine? What does the word latrine mean? What is overhung latrine toilet? Definition of bored-hole latrine? What is the modern type...
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