The Evolution of the Toilet

It wasn't all that long ago when a hole in the ground was where people would go. Many grew sick from lack of hygiene so some one invented the pit latrine. This greatly prevented the spread of disease. People squatted over a slab and bent at the knees. The first flushable was used by British royalty, a toilet that the commoner would never see. Chamber pots and out houses were used by many. They composted the waste and saved a lot of pennies. Years later dry toilets were used in most homes. They had a wooden seat as their throne. Some time during the twentieth century flushable toilets were in every home you would see. Tout allure and hello to a cleaner way. A clever French man invented the bidet. Is this too much information? Don't go yet. The end of my evolution of the toilet.