Friday, February 14, 2020

new Developments in Toilet Technology

The toilet has come a long way since it was just a hole in the ground. While it may seem like an unusual topic to be thinking about, toilets and their development through the generations have been very important for the sanitation and health of society.

Many people believe that a man named Thomas Crapper invented the flush toilet. However, a device for making the toilet flush even if it was half full, was invented by a man named Albert Giblin. Giblin worked for Crapper, and it is believed that Crapper bought the rights to that invention. Just imagine, if it were not for that turn of events, you might say that you were taking a Gib.


If you are in Atlanta, an Atlanta plumber will be the best one to advise you on the best Atlanta plumbing repair for your situation. They can also recommend more environmentally friendly appliances for your home such as hot water heaters, washing machines, dish washers, and much more.

One of the newest modern toilets that you can get is a combination bidet and toilet. A bidet looks rather like a toilet, but is used to wash off one’s bottom after using the toilet. They are not commonly used in most countries, but they have been around since the 1700s. Today these new combo units are becoming more popular for a new reason. They greately reduce the need for paper.

Drying off with a bidet certainly is an issue, and there are some combination toilet and bidets that also have a built in heater that would help you dry off. While it is true that the bidet is not a very popular item in North America, the odds are that its popularity will grow as people look for new ways to cut down on waste.

Using a flush toilet uses a lot of good quality water that could be used for drinking. In some places they use non potable water for toilet flushing, and there are low-flush toilets available too. It is a given that as long as people have wastes that need to be removed safely and hygienically, the toilet will continue to be developed to suit society’s needs. I bet you can hardly wait for the next new thing in toilet technology.

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