It was actually 400 years earlier than the modern toilet, during the 16th century, that Europe discovered modern sanitation. The credit for inventing the flush toilet goes to Sir John Harrington, godson of Elizabeth I, who invented a water closet with a raised cistern and a small downpipe through which water ran to flush the waste in 1592. So, the modern toilet came in 1592.
So, what did humans do before the moderne toilet really came? They pee in the woods, and some people had bucket under the bed once. They also had the outehouse, and there have also been other solutions for this need. The toilet bowls in modern toilets are usually rinsed with water after ever toilet visit. This is called for water closet abbreviated with the letters WC after the English version Water Closet. Other solutions are traditional outdoor toilets or so-called privates where the seat is placed over a bucket or a container that must be emptied at regular intervals. In addition, there exist chemical toilets, freezer toilets, wrapping toilets and latrine holder systems and biological toilet where the sludge is composted.
The most toilet rooms are containing today the toilet seat, dope paper to dry with, washbasin, mirror, soap and towel or hand dryer to a hand wash. Public toilets can in addition be equipped with urinals for the men. Other kinds of toilets can also contain bathroom equipment with shower and bath. No seldom is it also a brush for cleaning the bowl and a waste bin, among other things sanitary napkins that would otherwise clog the drain pipe.
Instead of ordinary toilet seat with seat, among other things in South Europe an in Asia, so-called French or Asian toilets, in English called for squat toilet, water closets where one is sitting as squatting over a hole in the floor.
The vacuum toilet, also called for the vacuum closet or the vacuum lavatory is used to the difference from the water closet, level differences in air pressure to transporting sewage instead of water. There are also different kinds of vacuum toilets. What creates vacuum in toilet? The use of vacuum toilets provides a similar level of comfort as traditional flush toilets, but they use much less water due to air sucked into the toilet when flushing, thereby producing a vacuum.
Why do they call a toilet a water closet? One common place to install a toilet was in a remodeled closet because of it's dedicated size and door. Since it was the one place in the home that had indoor water, it was called the “water closet.” And the Water Closet, or WC, is the modern way of putting the toilet to the organizations and the households today.
So, humans have done their urination and defecation to any times, and there have been different solutions there to different times. And sometimes, it is little practical with having the water closet, for instance up in the mountains with doing trips alone or together with other people. And we can use whatever we want of solutions, and probably there will come more kinds of toilets in the future. But as humans, we are forced to use something for the urination and the defecation, and therefore we should have solutions for it.
Accordingly, we should have the life in such manners that we can solve all the problems and all the challenges. And we have thought in long time, what the different solutions should be, and we should be constructive, and believe in each others competence and genders, and this is the way we are doing things, and there should be self-confidence in the bodies of both genders, and we should all believe in ourselves.
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