In the past, it was not said “I go to the bathroom” or “can I borrow the bathroom” no! It was told privy, and they were not places inside a house, apartment, complex, hotel, shopping center. They were characterized because they were outdoors and were known as latrines.

What are latrines

The latrine is an outdoor structure that was used as a toilet in the 20th century. The main thing is that this small building has to be built on a hole that is 10 feet deep and 3.2 feet wide.

Next, you must have a small hole where the poop will fall or, rather, the place where the buttock will be located should not be large since children can fall. So this should be a maximum of 9.8 feet.

In addition, another condition for the restroom to function and not become the perfect space for contamination is that it must have a water well nearby. So the droppings were necessarily going to pass into the liquid. In other words, everything had to be connected when the latrine was built.

Know some details of the latrines

•  In the Middle Ages, when Christianity was born, the baths were a focus of sin. For this reason, these places were closed.
• Those who belonged to the upper class had the right to take a bath sporadically.
•  It was said that going bricklayer caused mental problems.
• Restroom waste was thrown through the windows.
• It was customary to run whole rivers in the streets of the fluids that people threw out the window.
• In some palaces, there were baths.
• If you enter some of those palaces around the world, you can feel that foul smell.
• They created some huge hats not so much for fashion … You can imagine why … yes in case they were surprised by what falls through the window because the hat protected them