Rethinking toilets: from utilitarian to design
The fascinating transformation of toilets from utilitarian objects to artistic expressions reflects our changing attitudes toward everyday experiences.
The bathroom as a room, but also as a fundamental element of loo stories.
The fascinating transformation of toilets from utilitarian objects to artistic expressions reflects our changing attitudes toward everyday experiences.
Toilets provide health, social, and environmental benefits, keeping communities disease-free, protecting vulnerable groups, and enabling education.
From dry composting toilets to wastewater recycling, the aim is to reduce water use and convert waste into renewable resources.
How the overlooked psychology of excretion relates to emotions, mental illness, gender, prejudice, and personality.
The intimate graffiti art form found in pub bathrooms, offers insight into subcultures and social issues through anonymous scribbles and conversations.
Kohler launches a new affordable smart toilet seat that allows you to talk with your toilet thanks to connectivity to Alexa and Google.
The Tokyo Toilet Project started in 2020 with the aim of dispelling misconceptions about public toilets.
Flushing a toilet on a submarine is far more complex than on land due to extreme pressure changes, noise constraints, and air supply limits.
Toilets can have different bowl shapes. If you think this is not an important aspect to consider when you choose a toilet, you’re wrong.
According to a YouTube cleaning expert, Vicks VapoRub is not just the solution for your stuffed nose but also for your stained toilet.