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| As we know, a typical toilet is
a plumbing fixture which collects human wastes and removes them through pipes
into a sewer system. A standard toilet includes a bowl and a tank, both of them
are filled with water. The tank holds the water used to flush the waste out of
the bowl. While the bowl is not only a receptacle for waste, but also helps to
keep sewer gases from entering the room through the trap. How to choose a toilet?
Until recently, the decision was still based primarily on their styles. From the
looking, we know that there wasn't much difference from one toilet to another.
Toilets not only looked similar, but also worked with the same functionality,
and their mechanical designs had not changed much since the 1800’s. |
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toilet 22, 595 x 455 x 840 mm
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toilet 20, 720 x 420 x 670 mm
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item: toilet 19, 700 x 410 x 780 mm
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toilet 13, 715 x 375 x 730 mm
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toilet 10, 595 x 455 x 840 mm
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toilet 06, 710 x 370 x 760 mm
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