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What is a sanitary privy?
An old fashioned name for toilet.
How do you unclog your toilet drain when you flush all the water comes out under the bottom of the toilet onto the floor?
pull the toilet. Make sure the trap is clear on the toilet, and then snake the toilet line.
How much is a toilet?
area of toilet: 5'* 5'
What is the roughing in measurements coming up through the floor for a toilet?
Depends on the toilet being purchased, but generally 12 inches from the wall to the center of the toilet flange for a residential toilet.
How do you replace a flapper in a toilet?
Shut the water supply off to the toilet. Flush the toilet. Pull the old flapper out and replace it with the same type. Turn the water back on and test the toilet.
What is a privy cleaner?
In the Middle Ages, a privy cleaner was a toilet cleaner.
Picture of classification of sanitary pit privy toilet?
sanitary pit privy
What are synonyms of outhouse?
Privy or outdoor toilet.
What is a sanitary privy?
An old fashioned name for toilet.
What was a house of office in a Tudor house?
A Privy, or Toilet
What was a kind of privy?
a old medieval wooden toilet
How do you spell toliet?
This is a transposition of the word toilet (privy, water closet).
What is a sentence using the word privy?
the word 'privy means included, so you cansay for ins tance:: I was privy to the conversation between the President and the Queen!" Also "privy" was a slang term used in England for toilet
What is another name for a London Lav?
a loo Toilet, privy, wash room.
What Scrabble words end with the letter ivy?
privy it was the toilet used in the old days
What is another name for a privy?
A "water closet (WC)", "loo" or "toilet". It is where you go to have a poo or pee.
What is privy garden?
A privy garden is a private or secluded garden typically attached to a residence or palace, providing a quiet and intimate outdoor space for the residents to enjoy. The term "privy" in this context refers to privacy rather than a toilet. Privy gardens were popular in European Renaissance gardens, featuring carefully designed layouts, ornamental plants, and sometimes fountains or sculptures. They were meant to be a peaceful retreat for the residents away from the public areas of the estate.
