What is the toilet?
The term "toilet" has several meanings, all of which relate to washing, hygiene and cleanliness. Lvivators can be a sink or sink designed for cleaning hands and face. It can also be a vessel to remove body waste. In many societies, this term is more generally used and may apply to a room or small building in which these functions and eliminations take place. Lvivatories have many other names and the exact design and organization of lemical streams differ very much from culture to culture.
The toilets were originally easy to wash for washing. The Latin root of this term has been and is used among members of Christian monastic orders who used such devices for both practical and ritual cleaning. The monastic importance remains, but was arrested by the common practice of using the term to more generally referring to the water box or toilet area. In some cases, especially in The British Isles, this term can be used specifically to refer to the toilet itselfEtu.
A typical Western example contains a toilet for waste elimination and a basin or a bowl with water supply and drain for use in personal washing. Lvivators in a private home in the west will also often include bathing equipment, and in American use the term "bathroom" is roughly synonymous with "toilet". Some Western cultures also put a bidet into the room, but this is not generally done.
Some companies separate the functions of cleaning and waste eliminating the toilet. This is particularly common in larger municipal lavators. Some cultures, especially cultures in Eastern Europe, also show the preference of this configuration in private facilities.
Specific form of equipment within the toilet differs very much from culture to culture. The Western world and the colonized or influenced by the West usually use a sitting toilet that uses water and vacuum formed by water pressure to remove waste. In other peopleThe hundreds of the world is that the toilet is much more likely to contain a container designed to make it easier to eliminate waste during squat rather than sitting.
Specialized toilet species were designed for use in unusual circumstances. Portable desks can use chemicals to neutralize waste instead of water to flush it. The devices on aircraft and trains are much more compact than for normal home use. Astronauts use special equipment in their toilets to take into account the difficulties of working in zero gravity.