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Where were the first toilet was invented?
uhhh.... I think you mean: where was the first toilet invented. In Bristol
Where was the first toilet invented at?
the first toilet was invented in new England by a English man called john Wilson. it was invented on 1673 No it is not. The toilet was invented in Bristol.By sir john harrington in 1596.
When was the first toilet that flushed invented?
In ancient Egypt
Who invented the toilet wax ring?
William Harvey
Who invented squat toilet?
i did first person marina aguiar
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