Description
A toilet, commode, or WC (water closet) is a fixture in a bathroom or restroom used to dispose of human waste. It typically consists of a bowl connected to a sewer or septic system and a flush mechanism that uses water to flush the waste into the sewer or septic system. Toilets can be designed to be used while sitting or standing. They can also be designed for use by people with disabilities.
A toilet is a device designed for collecting and disposing of human urine and faeces; it serves as a sanitation facility and provides a safe and convenient way to urinate and defecate. Toilets come in different types; some have flushing water and are known as flush toilets, while others do not have flushing water and are called dry toilets. They can also be designed for a sitting posture or a squatting posture. Flush toilets are typically connected to a sewer system in urban areas and septic tanks in rural areas. In contrast, dry toilets are connected to a pit, removable container, composting chamber or other storage and treatment device. They are commonly made of ceramic, concrete, plastic or wood.
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