The S-Valve Adopt And Its Impact On Today's World

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In 1596, the world's first flush toilet was invented by Sir John Harrington. The problem was still not solved. All these years people had to throw their waste on the streets, and this would cause the place to stink. I wasn't until 1775; that's when Alexander Cunnings invented the S-valve toilet. This toilet prevented stinky gas from entering the house. People think that Thomas Crapper invented the toilet, but he didn't. He only made and sold them. The S-valve toilet has had a huge impact on today's world. Long time ago, if you were outside; the only place you could go do your bathroom business was in the woods. This would take up too much time. Not just that, going to the woods and coming back, brings a lot of mud in your house. This would

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