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The invention of the toilet, and its evolution!
The invention of the toilet, and its evolution!
In 1596, an English courtier named Sir John Harington published a book about a toilet. It was not a plumbing manual. It was a satire, aimed at the court of... Read more...
Toilet paper stopped changing in 1891. Nobody noticed.
Toilet paper stopped changing in 1891. Nobody noticed.
On 22 December 1891, the United States Patent Office granted patent 465,588 to Seth Wheeler of Albany, New York. It covered a roll of connected sheets of paper with small... Read more...
The bidet is 300 years old. Why most of Europe still wipes.
The bidet is 300 years old. Why most of Europe still wipes.
Invented in France. Mandatory in Italy. Mostly absent in Northern Europe.Three hundred years of a habit nobody talks about. Read more...
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