History of the

invention of
the bathroom

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 IN 1596 SIR JOHN HARRINGTON GAVE QUEEN
ELIZABETH THE FIRST A WATER TANK THAT
DRAGGED THE WASTE WHEN IT WAS DISCHARGED
BUT THE QUEEN DID NOT DISSEMINATE THE
INFORMATION.

ALEXANDER CUMMINGS PATENTED IN

1775 THE MODERN TOILET, WHICH
INCORPORATED A SIPHON INTO THE
DRAIN.
 Inventors of the toilet
ALEXANDER CUMMING, (BORN IN EDINBURGH
JOHN HARRINGTON
IN 1733, THE FIRST TO PATENT A TOILET
BORN AUGUST 4,
DESIGN AND FELLOW OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY

1561, IN KELSTON,
OF EDINBURGH
UNITED KINGDOM.
 toilet coriosity

people use the toilet an average of

seven times each day and about 16
liters of water are used witch each
flush
 why I like it
I like the toilet for can
relieve myself

Meaning of the toilet

CUP-SHAPED CONTAINER, USUALLY MADE OF BECAUSE IT SERVES TO URINATE AND
CLEAN IT AFTER USE AND IS CONNECTED TO A DRAIN PIPE THAT COMMUNICATES WITH THE
SEWERS

TOILET MATERIALS

DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLAYS AND MINERALS ARE USED THAT, WHEN COMBINED AND THEN
COOKED, ARE TRANSFORMED INTO VITRIFIED SANITARY PORCELAIN
 thomas clavijo
del grado :8
asignatura: ingles