Hahaha. We have different types of toilets here(South Africa). We have long-drops...normal Flush toilets....Urinals...and even in some places like airports we have those really nasty holes in the ground with a piece of hose attached to a tap that the Muslims use. My favorite is the long drop...A pit between 3/5 meters deep with a steel cover and a fairly normal looking toilet mounted on top...It is called a long-drop for obvious reasons. It is not a flush toilet so chemicals are thrown into the pit to help with the smell and to dissolve the you know what...When the pit is full, it is simply filled up and a new one dug nearby. Unfortunately black people in the rural areas have been know to dispose of unwanted babies in these toilets of which several get found alive every year. This is a sick and VERY sad practice. A year or so ago, an 18 year old girl was busy writing her final exam, she got up, went to the toilet, had a baby which she threw in the pit and went back into the exam hall to finish her paper. Later on someone who went to the toilet heard something inside and alerted the authorities. The baby survived.
Yes, they do. Toilets are called toilets or badkamers in Afrikaans, igumbi lokuhlambela in Xhosaand itholethe in Zulu.
The "horn of Africa" got its name form the horn-shaped figure at the east of Africa. The east coast of Africa is shaped like a horned animal, like a rhino.
Mumbia's shanty towns are horrible and that about 40% of people live in them. They have no electricity no running water and no toilets.
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Well Africa is hot and humid... some other continents places are like Africa too but Africa is the most humid
yes incept for poor contries like eg- hugry, and south Africa
Yes, they do. Toilets are called toilets or badkamers in Afrikaans, igumbi lokuhlambela in Xhosaand itholethe in Zulu.
universal toilet seat lid cover is a bit bigger than our seat lid toilets. international people don't use toilets we use they use squatting toiets. like in India, china, japan and africa.
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They look like this
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something in your bathroom.
In the 1800s, toilets were typically made of porcelain or metal and were often designed as chamber pots or outdoor privies. They did not have flushing mechanisms like modern toilets and were usually emptied manually. Some toilets in wealthier households had rudimentary flushing systems using water.
You can buy toilets from most major hardware or do-it-yourself stores, like Lowes and Home Depot.
They are standard flush toilets, similar to those found around much of the rest of the world.