Toilet or toilet or the toilet (English: water closet) is the equipment that houses its main purpose as a place of sewage, ie urine and feces.The term toilet or toilet can be used to refer to the equipment or the room where the equipment is located. The term is usually used washroom in the Indonesian language to smooth out any mention of the place.Table of Contents [hide]1 Various kinds of toilet1.1 The toilet house1.2 Public toilets2 History3 See also4 References5 External links[Edit] Various kinds of toilet
There are various types of toilets around the world. Toilet seat (toilet which is used in a way sit for defecation), which has facilities for waste water after use is the most common type of toilet in the West, while the squat toilets (toilet used by squatting on it for a bowel movement) is quite common in Southeast Asia, East Asia (People's Republic of China and Japan), India, and still can be found in a public toilet in southern and eastern Europe (including most of France, Greece, Italy, the Balkans, and the former Soviet Union).
Squat toiletsThere are also several ways to clean themselves after using the toilet. This depends on the local norms and customs as well as existing resources. In Asia, water is used for this purpose, and usually by using the left hand. In the West, which is commonly used toilet paper, you can also use other equipment called a bidet-like toilet.Sometimes a toilet room designed specifically to facilitate the disabled. Such toilets are usually large enough to be accessible by wheelchair and on the walls often there is a handle that can help toilet users place themselves.[Edit] The toilet houseIn developed countries, almost all homes have at least a toilet. Toilets in private homes are generally not separated by gender. Toilets can be a single room with bath, or may not. In India recently recommended that all politicians must have a toilet. [1][Edit] Public toilets
Public toilets on the roadside in France, called sanisettePublic facilities generally provide toilets that can be used in general. Usually such a public toilet comprises a toilet rooms with handwashing facilities in a separate place.Public toilets are usually separated (ie different room) according to the sex of users, namely men's and ladies' toilets. Hand washing can also be made available to both sexes. Public toilets where men usually have a separate urination, can be specially designed urinal attached to the wall to use a single person or a tub or gutter that is always flowing water to be used more than one person. Urinoar attached to the bulkhead wall is usually given each other to maintain the privacy of its users.Public toilets outside the room (on the sidewalk, around the park, etc.) can be called as street furniture. Such public toilets usually can be used both sexes, shaped box that can have simple equipment and no water bersaluran or more luxurious and can clean themselves after each use.There are also public toilets which can be moved so that it can be placed when and where needed, for example at a music concert in the open.Public toilets are also to be in public transport. Usually there are toilets in airplanes, trains, ships, and often also on the bus and ferry distance, but not in transport in cities such as subways, trams, and city buses.Public toilets may charge a fee from users. Payment can be done by:put money in an open place that is not maintained,put money into a locked box of small holes such as savings,put the money through a special hole in the vicinity of the toilet door, the toilet door can be opened only when money is entered,give money to guard the toilet (which sometimes are also responsible as toilet cleaners.)[Edit] History
Ancient Roman public toiletsTrenches at Mohenjodaro and toilet ancient Roman civilization is considered as a model of the world's first toilet. Later in London, because of dense population, many people who live in flats. Therefore, they defecate and urinate using the potty. The contents of chamber pots and then thrown into a ditch or bothered have to go up and down the stairs to remove dirt, they eventually dispose of the contents of pot through the window. Dirty environment causes them stricken with plague. In 1731, in London, England made it a law that "He who throw feces from the windows, have to pay a fine."But the law still can not change their habits. In 1596, Sir John Harington found the toilet flush. This toilet has been using a container vessel of excrement and water tank for watering, but the type of toilet is still cause odor problems.In 1775, Alexander Cummings found the toilet flush odorless called Closet Valve. The secret is to use a goose neck sewer or similar letter S. This shape makes the water pooled in the goose neck, and block out the smell of excrement. Then in 1889, makes the toilet flush Bostell called Wash Down and looks like they are today.
There are various types of toilets around the world. Toilet seat (toilet which is used in a way sit for defecation), which has facilities for waste water after use is the most common type of toilet in the West, while the squat toilets (toilet used by squatting on it for a bowel movement) is quite common in Southeast Asia, East Asia (People's Republic of China and Japan), India, and still can be found in a public toilet in southern and eastern Europe (including most of France, Greece, Italy, the Balkans, and the former Soviet Union).
Squat toiletsThere are also several ways to clean themselves after using the toilet. This depends on the local norms and customs as well as existing resources. In Asia, water is used for this purpose, and usually by using the left hand. In the West, which is commonly used toilet paper, you can also use other equipment called a bidet-like toilet.Sometimes a toilet room designed specifically to facilitate the disabled. Such toilets are usually large enough to be accessible by wheelchair and on the walls often there is a handle that can help toilet users place themselves.[Edit] The toilet houseIn developed countries, almost all homes have at least a toilet. Toilets in private homes are generally not separated by gender. Toilets can be a single room with bath, or may not. In India recently recommended that all politicians must have a toilet. [1][Edit] Public toilets
Public toilets on the roadside in France, called sanisettePublic facilities generally provide toilets that can be used in general. Usually such a public toilet comprises a toilet rooms with handwashing facilities in a separate place.Public toilets are usually separated (ie different room) according to the sex of users, namely men's and ladies' toilets. Hand washing can also be made available to both sexes. Public toilets where men usually have a separate urination, can be specially designed urinal attached to the wall to use a single person or a tub or gutter that is always flowing water to be used more than one person. Urinoar attached to the bulkhead wall is usually given each other to maintain the privacy of its users.Public toilets outside the room (on the sidewalk, around the park, etc.) can be called as street furniture. Such public toilets usually can be used both sexes, shaped box that can have simple equipment and no water bersaluran or more luxurious and can clean themselves after each use.There are also public toilets which can be moved so that it can be placed when and where needed, for example at a music concert in the open.Public toilets are also to be in public transport. Usually there are toilets in airplanes, trains, ships, and often also on the bus and ferry distance, but not in transport in cities such as subways, trams, and city buses.Public toilets may charge a fee from users. Payment can be done by:put money in an open place that is not maintained,put money into a locked box of small holes such as savings,put the money through a special hole in the vicinity of the toilet door, the toilet door can be opened only when money is entered,give money to guard the toilet (which sometimes are also responsible as toilet cleaners.)[Edit] History
Ancient Roman public toiletsTrenches at Mohenjodaro and toilet ancient Roman civilization is considered as a model of the world's first toilet. Later in London, because of dense population, many people who live in flats. Therefore, they defecate and urinate using the potty. The contents of chamber pots and then thrown into a ditch or bothered have to go up and down the stairs to remove dirt, they eventually dispose of the contents of pot through the window. Dirty environment causes them stricken with plague. In 1731, in London, England made it a law that "He who throw feces from the windows, have to pay a fine."But the law still can not change their habits. In 1596, Sir John Harington found the toilet flush. This toilet has been using a container vessel of excrement and water tank for watering, but the type of toilet is still cause odor problems.In 1775, Alexander Cummings found the toilet flush odorless called Closet Valve. The secret is to use a goose neck sewer or similar letter S. This shape makes the water pooled in the goose neck, and block out the smell of excrement. Then in 1889, makes the toilet flush Bostell called Wash Down and looks like they are today.
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