Toilets

Toilets are plumbing fixtures designed for the efficient disposal of human waste. They typically consist of a bowl that holds water, a flushing mechanism, and a drain system. When flushed, waste is carried away through pipes to a sewage system or septic tank. Toilets vary in design, such as traditional gravity-flush and modern low-flow models that conserve water. Hygiene and privacy are key aspects of toilet design, and they are essential for sanitation, health, and comfort in homes and public spaces worldwide. Their invention has greatly contributed to public health by reducing the spread of disease.