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    The Toilet

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    The modern day toilet has been an innovation that has cleaned up the world’s sanitary problems since the late 1800s when it was created. Imagine what life would be like without the use of the toilet? Think about an average person in the American society lasting a lifetime without one? Well luckily thanks to the invention of the toilet‚ most people in the world do not have to worry about living in unsanitary conditions without one. The invention of the toilet has helped change the ways of the

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    Toilet

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    Toilet paper also known as lavatory paper‚ toilet tissue‚ bathroom tissue‚ and my personal favorite the loo roll‚ which is a soft and gentle tissue used to clean human fecal matter. This soft gentle tissue paper has an immense impact on our society‚ and the advantages of toilet paper are limitless. Not many toilet tissue users pay attention to the proper installation methods of toilet paper‚ they just take it for granted by throwing it all together in a matter of seconds with out realizing the proper

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    Everyday Icons– The Design Of The Ordinary We use them everyday but never know who‚ why and when was the object invented. And thus I researched about toilet paper‚ which is an everyday object in everybody’s life. After doing my research I realized that I had never ever thought about the objects I use everyday. I observed that the objects we use everyday are so effective. Out of my everyday objects I felt that tissue paper is generally he most important thing I use everyday. And today I can’t even

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    Toilet Training

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    Toilet Training Many parents have questions about when the right time is‚ and what the best approaches are in order to toilet train their little ones. The truth however‚ is that every child is different. All the answers to the many questions just depend on what methods work best for the child at hand‚ however there are a few things for parents to keep in mind. When parents toilet train their children it is important for them to know if their child is ready‚ maintain patience‚ provide

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    Public Toilet

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    toilet is a sanitation fixture used primarily for the disposal of human excrement and urine‚ often found in a small room referred to as a toilet/bathroom/lavatory. Flush toilets‚ which are common in many parts of the world‚ may be connected to a nearby septic tank or more commonly in urban areas via "large" (3–6 inches‚ 7.6–15 cm) sewer pipe connected to asewerage pipe system. The water and waste from many different sources is piped in large pipes to a more distant sewage treatment plant. Chemical

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    Toilet Paper.

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    Persuasive Paper Toilet paper is a material item that most people use. This paper has a big impact on our society. Not many people pay attention to how they put their paper on they just sort of throw it all together in a matter of seconds. One day I noticed that my paper was harder to get than normal‚ then I noticed that the beginning of the paper was hanging from the back of the roll instead of laying on it or hanging over the front. This startled me‚ I did not realize until then that you can put

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    King of the Toilets

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    The poem “King of the Toilets” by Peter Dixon is about a boy named Maurice. The main theme in this poem is “Loneliness”. Maurice is rejected by everyone in his school and would spend all his free time alone in the toilets. This causes him to be a schoolyard bully and to pick on the younger children in school. One depiction of Maurice’s loneliness is the way he does everything alone. His loneliness has lead to him only spending time with the toilets‚ which like him stand on the sidelines “by the

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    The Toilet: Overview

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    The Toilet Use the plot synopsis to get an overview of the text Use the ‘graphic’ as a visual image to the text Use ‘Who’s Who’ to understand the characters and the author Use ‘Art form’ to analyse the genre and analyse the similarities or differences in other art from the period Use ‘Themes’ to analyse the important plots and themes Plot Synopsis The story focuses on a young girl‚ coming of age as she discovers what life is like in an Apartheid South Africa. The narrator is living with her sister

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    Toilet Speech

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    you know instantly that it’s time for a toilet stop. But when you are doing your business have you ever wondered how the toilet was even invented? Probably not as if you lose focus you’ll probably miss your target hole. The invention of the flushable toilet changed the world significantly helping the environment and also improves the efficiency of us going to take a dump. Although many of you do not even give a thought about the great history of the toilet but I will fascinate you with these extraordinary

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    What Did People Use Before Toilet Paper?  A question that is rarely asked‚ but probably pondered many times is just what did human use before toilet paper was invented? After all‚ today’s perforated and easily tear able toilet paper was only patented in the early 1880s by an English man named Walter J. Alcock. At first‚ toilet paper was seen to be an affront to Victorian sensibility. Alcock promoted his product with an almost religious zeal and by 1888‚ toilet paper roll holders were sold

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