By Mauve Rich: Fun toilet facts are generally not something that you think of when you think of bathrooms. Bathrooms, and toilets specifically, generally serve one purpose. Although bathroom humor is a popular form of comedy, few people are familiar with some of the more fun and interesting facts about toilets. Here are some of the fun toilet facts you might find amusing. The average person will spend three years of their life on the toilet. The average person visits the toilet six to eight times a day. During these six to eight visits to the toilet a day, each individual uses approximately 57 sheets of toilet paper. You have a 1 in 10,000 chance of being injured by a toilet. Thomas Crapper is commonly thought to have invented the first toilet, though is not true. A man by the name of Arthur Giblin invented the first effective flushable toilet. He was an employee of Crappers and sold his patent to Crapper. The first toilet paper was invented in 1880, but it didnt come on a roll. Instead it came as a box, like tissues. Scott toilet paper has been around over a hundred years. The company developed its toilet paper on a roll in 1890. 72.4% of people place their toilet paper to be pulled from over the roll, rather than under. The toilet uses more water than any other appliance in the house. More toilets flush during half time of the Super Bowl than during any other time of year. A third of people flush their toilet while theyre still sitting on it. Rats can survive being flushed town toilets. On top of that, they can often return to the dwelling they were in via the same route. Televisions are more common in Afghanistan than toilets. Toilets are in tune: most toilets flush to E flat. A toilet can last roughly 50 years. A study conducted found that women wad toilet paper while men fold it.
Posted on: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 20:26:29 +0000
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