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They made use of their chamberpot and then dressed themselves.

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They made use of their chamberpot and then dressed themselves.

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Discusting.In the Victorian times they did the bathroom in a chamberpot then threw it out of the window on the streets it was revolting!

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A chamberpot is made of earthenware (and more recently plastic) and is used for urinating (especially at night). Obviously, it needs to be emptied in the morning. Chamber pots go back to before plumbing was built into houses, They were for pump-ships, ships that pass in the night. pump-ships night urinations, The pots were usually in a set of porcalin chamber ware: water Jug; wash bole; tooth-brush holder; shaving cup; soap bowl; and chamber pot; wodden wash table.

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The value of the Taylor-Knowles chamber pot varies greatly with its condition and age. The pot might be worth as much as about 300 dollars or as little as 150 dollars depending also on the pattern.

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"Garde Loo" is a term often heard in Old Edinburgh before the days of indoor plumming. Based on the French "Garde L'eau" (Watch out for the water), it served as a warning to those below that the contents of the chamberpot would soon be thrown from an open window. It is thought to be the origins of the colloquialism "Loo" for a toilet.

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