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Title: A Brief History of Human Waste Disposal Part 1: From Cesspits & Outhouses to Water Closets


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A Brief History of Human Waste DisposalPart 1
From Cesspits Outhouses to Water Closets
A Brief History of Human Waste Disposal Part 2.
Toilets Water Carriage
  • John T. OConnor, EngD, PE
  • Tom OConnor, BSEE, MBA, PE
  • H2OC Engineering, Columbia, Missouri

Dr. John T. OConnor, PE Tom OConnor, PE
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Indoor Plumbingcirca 1900 to eliminate
disease, fumes, explosions Thomas J.
CrappersValveless Water Waste PreventerPull
and let go!
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T. Crapper, Sanitary Engineer also
patentedHouse Drain VentilatorsAir Pump and
Smoke Generating MachinesDisconnecting
TrapsSelf-Rising Closet SeatsCantilever
ToiletFlusherette ValveStair Treads to
prevent slipping
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Explosions, Rats Disease1870 1 in 3000 died
of typhoidWaterborne Wastes required
Collection Systems (Sewers)Toilets Undermined
Use of Cesspools
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Earliest Indoor PlumbingUnited States
  • White House 1825 the Quincy
  • Tremont House (Boston Hotel) 1880s

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Waste Disposal after 1900 Toilets and Water
Carriage led tothe Birth of Sanitary Sewerage
  • Valveless Water Waste Preventer
  • Indoor Plumbing overflows Cesspits
  • Progressive Death of the Cesspit
  • Technology for Disposal of Flushings

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Toilet Paper - U.S.
  • 1857 Joseph Gayetty - therapeutic paper with
    Aloe
  • 500 sheets for 50
  • 1890 Scott Paper Co. - tissue on a roll -1000
    sheets
  • "over 65 of middle-aged men and women suffer
    from some sort of rectal disease
  • Sani-tissue and Waldorf are famous bathroom
    tissues specifically processed to
  • satisfy the three requirements doctors say toilet
    tissue must have to be safe
  • absorbency-softness-chemical purity"

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Before Waldorf ?
  • Corn cobs, newsprint, Sears Roebuck catalog,
    leaves, sand - U.S.
  • Hayballs, Scraper/gompf stick - Middle Ages
  • Discarded sheep's wool - Viking Age, England
  • Frayed end of an old anchor cable - sailing crews
    from Spain, Portugal
  • Straw, hay, grass, gompf stick - Medieval Europe
  • Water and your left hand - India
  • Pages from a book - British Lords
  • Coconut shells - Hawaii
  • Saltwater-soaked sponge on the end of a stick -
    Public Restrooms, Ancient Rome
  • Wool and Rosewater - Wealthy Romans
  • Lace, hemp, wool, bidet - French Royalty
  • Defecating in the river - commonplace worldwide
  • Snow, Tundra Moss - Eskimos

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T.P. Statistics
  • Average 1000 sheet (single ply) roll, 110 mm x
    110 mm, weighs 227 grams.
  • A roll lasts about five days in a main household
    bathroom.
  • The average consumer uses 8.6 sheets per sitting
    - or 57 sheets per day.
  • One cord of softwood yields 450 kilograms (2000
    rolls) of toilet paper.
  • Bleaching (chlorinating) t. p. produces dioxins
    and toxic organochlorines.
  • Chlorine dioxide, hydrogen peroxide, ozone are
    now eco-alternatives.
  • 1999 Paperless toilet - Japan -
    wash/rinse/blow-dry, heated.

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Hello, TotoFaulty wiring leading to smoke and
fires promptedToto, Japans leading toilet
maker, to offer free repairs on180,000 of their
popular series Z electric bidet toilets.The
2,000 Z features a pulsating massage spray,
apower dryer, built-in-the-bowl deodorizing
filter, a TornadoWash flush and a lid that
opens and closes automatically.BanZai!
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Wash and FlushWater Saver
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