Toilets can be one-piece or two-piece units. One-piece units are visually sleeker since there are no gaps between the bowl and tank. These are also easier to clean because of the absence of grooves and spaces. One-piece toilets are more expensive compared to two-piece units but the probability of leakage problems is also reduced significantly. … Read more
Toilets and sewers were first invented during the 3rd millennium BC, with the Indus Valley Civilization known as the home of the first urban sanitation system in the world. Toilets are used to collect and dispose of human waste and can be with or without water. Now, this piece of hardware is present in almost … Read more
Toilets are part of our everyday lives. This piece of hardware is used to collect human waste and is usually seen in homes and public places. A toilet can be with or without water for flushing and varies in the material they are made of which can be anywhere from ceramic to plastic, concrete, or … Read more
In the United States, water scarcity is one of the most serious environmental problems that people are facing and the current high demand for this resource can lead to a crisis in the future if local waterways can no longer supply adequate amounts. Toilets account for about 30% of an average home’s water consumption and … Read more
Wall-hung toilets are perhaps the most unique-looking among the different kinds of toilets available on the market. With this style of toilet, the bowl is suspended above the floor, its tank is commonly hidden inside the wall of a bathroom via an in-wall tank system. Wall-hung toilets are suitable for areas with limited space, although … Read more