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Who Invented The Toilet
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Who Invented the Toilet
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The first recorded advanced toilets came from Mohenjo-Daro in South Asia in 2800 B.C. These toilets were made of bricks with wooden seats.
Flush toilets were in use before written history in the Indus Valley region (now India-Pakistan), dating to as early as 2600 BC. However, the modern version of the toilet is mostly unchanged since the patenting of the S-trap by Alexander Cu...
Thomas Crapper, has helped to propagate the myth that Crapper was the inventor of the toilet
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More importantly, thank goodness that it was invented. Can you imagine what they used way back when. Rocks, paper and clay. No thank you! Toilet paper can be dated back to the 14th Century, where Chinese emperors used 2 by 3 foot sheets.
http://answers.ask.com/Home/Other/when_was_toilet_paper...
No. Although from 1861 to 1904 Crapper did have a successful career in the plumbing industry, holding nine patents for plumbing-related products in England, he did not invent the toilet. Albert Giblin holds the 1819 British Patent for the...
http://blog.bitcomet.com/r4mmst31n/post_14822/
No, it was actually one of his employees. But he had his name on all the toilet tanks, so during the first World War, the soldiers would go into the restroom and they'd see "T. Crapper" on the toilet tank and they started calling ...
http://www.somethingyoushouldknow.net/transcript01_23_0...
NO, in thunder! I was friends with Sir Loyne Crapper's great-grandson, Lance Crapper. Lance was employed at the time as a tester for the company that made those "Jonny-on-The-Spot" portable loos, and he had quite a distinguished c...
http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/70594?ref=W_Ask&utm...
He didn't invent the toilet. There's no doubt about that. He was a talented and successful English plumber who held several patents that improved toilets, but he did not invent the toilet.
http://www.poopreport.com/Intellectual/Content/Toiletmu...
In exactly the same way as everyone else. A hole in a bit of wood with a bucket underneath. Of course it would be much nicer for rich people (think china bowl rather than bucket etc) But it's still the same principal.
http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/102514?ref=W_Ask&ut...
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