How did ancient people do without toilets?
How did ancient people live without toilets?
I need information on the history of toilets starting from pre-civilisation to modern times. Can anyone help? How come toilets in airplanes have no water in them? Why do toilets vary so much between countries? I have heard that most Indians don't use toilet paper, is this true? How dirty were people in Western Europe during the Middle Ages? Is it true that they didn't really bathe or shower? Did any ancient civilization not use slaves? Do tanks have toilets? Why are toilets called "W.C." in China? In the People's Republic of China, why are "squat" toilets common? How does one use one? What are the advantages of Indian squatting toilets over Western ones? What's the difference between some Asian toilets that can't handle toilet paper and the Western ones that can? Why don't they just use ocean water in toilets instead of fresh water to conserve safe water? Why do toilets are always filled with water and how? Why do Dutch people put so much toilet paper in their toilet? Is gender segregation of toilets necessary? How do Toto toilets compare to Kohler toilets? What would happen if we no longer segregated our public bathrooms by gender? Did everyone have really bad breath in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries? What did people eat in the old days? Were humans almost wiped out around 72,000 years ago? Which restroom facility did Asians use during the segregation era? Did you know both Aboriginal Australians and Melanesians are the oldest civilisations on Earth? What is the story behind Eric Koston cleaning toilets back in the day? What is the oldest culture still alive today? Why did the ancient Greeks have small penises? How long ago did the ancient Egyptians, like Pharaohs live? Why did the Eurpoean in the early 1900s and late 1800s put the Australian aboriginals in chains? Where can you buy Toto Toilets? What is the oldest civilization that is still in existence? What is the history of hygiene?