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The World Health Organization reports that toilets are still inaccessible to 2.3 billion individuals worldwide.
The average person typically spends approximately three years of their life using the toilet.
The average person visits the restroom around 2,500 times annually.
The shortage of essential items, including toilet paper, is a problem in various countries. In Cuba, the high demand has led individuals to smuggle and sell it within the country.
Public urination has another French name: pipi sauvage (wild peeing). In Paris, it remains a persistent issue despite the implementation of a fee of €68 (about US$76).
The fix? Environmentally-friendly public urinals called "uritrottoirs."
In order to prevent soiling toilets, men in Germany are advised to sit down when urinating, rather than standing.
The issue has become controversial, leading to passionate discussions on the topic of whether men should sit or stand while peeing.
Using public toilets in Sweden often requires payment.
When you're in the Scandinavian country, remember to have some coins with you while you're out and about!
Mexico City is notorious for its significant air pollution levels. However, it may come as a surprise that feces can be detected in the air particles as well.
Mexico faces significant sanitation issues, particularly concerning the quality of its water.
There is a widely held belief that a law in Scotland demands: "If someone requests access to your toilet after knocking on your door, you must let them enter."
However, it appears to be nothing more than a legal myth!
An airplane may be the first thing that comes to mind when considering using a toilet in the sky. However, it is also possible to use the toilet in the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world.
Few people had the opportunity to use a toilet with such a breathtaking view. Actor Will Smith is among the fortunate individuals.
South Korea boasts the planet's inaugural toilet-themed amusement park.
However, the issue of concealed surveillance cameras in public restrooms, specifically women's toilets, appears to be prevalent in the nation.
When it comes to using the toilet in Antarctica, it can be challenging. According to a scientist, using "pee bottles" is crucial when one needs to relieve themselves without facing the harsh cold temperatures outside.
There are various rules for different toilets available, including a Japanese toilet that securely stores and packages your waste in a plastic bag.
Japan's technologically advanced toilets gained worldwide attention after being depicted in an episode of 'The Simpsons.' Nevertheless, users may find them perplexing.
If you feel embarrassed by the sounds you make in the toilet, you can use a mobile device that plays the sound of running water. This may also encourage you to pee if you're experiencing difficulties.
China faced a significant issue concerning public toilets, resulting in a substantial investment of approximately US$3 billion for the construction and refurbishment of 68,000 such facilities.
Public restrooms in China have undergone significant improvements since the implementation of the 'toilet revolution.'
Chongqing, a city in China, is the location of the world's largest (and possibly strangest) public toilet.
A restaurant in Shenzhen captures the ongoing Chinese fascination with toilets through its unique toilet-themed concept.
If you're interested in the history of sanitation and the development of toilets worldwide in the past 5,000 years, the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets in New Delhi is the ideal destination.
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Toilets have a significance that goes beyond mere sanitation. While they are crucial for maintaining public health, they have also been a subject of debate for different reasons. If you find yourself reading this gallery and questioning why you have taken an interest in toilets, rest assured that you are not the only one.
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