A WC-történeti múzeumot nehogy kihagyd, ha épp Kijevben jársz!

A WC-történeti múzeum bár rendkívül szórakoztató hely, tanulni is rengeteget fogsz, de nemcsak arról, hogy nézett ki a mellékhelyiség a különböző korokban, hanem a higiénia változásáról is. Szeretnéd tudni, milyen volt egy budi 5000 évvel ezelőtt? És azt, hogy miért hívták a középkorban szekrénynek a WC-t? Tudtad, hogy a nagy Leonardo is tervezett WC-t? A válaszokat Kijevben megkapod.

#музейисториитуалета

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#музейисториитуалета Музей Истории Туалета ?

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Музей истории туалета #киев #ukraine #украина #toilet #museum #exhibition #trip #україна київ #travelling #tourism #instatrip #tourist #traveller #travelphoto #travelphotography #travelgram #instatravel #instatrip #holiday #selfie #селфи

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Ukraine ?? Kiev (Київ). Museum of Toilet History (Музей Історії Туалету). Some toilet souvenirs are available for purchase.

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Ukraine ?? Kiev (Київ). Museum of Toilet History (Музей Історії Туалету). If it’s toilet-related, there’s a place for it in this museum, whether it be figurines and dolls, signs, toys, gag gifts, etc.

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Ukraine. Kiev (Київ). Museum of Toilet History (Музей Історії Туалету). Henry Moule was a priest in the Church of England who invented the dry earth closet after the infamous summer of 1858 in London, during which the hot weather exacerbated the smell of untreated human waste, an event referred to as „The Great Stink.” Small amounts of soil were poured into a bucket after each use. Once the bucket was full, the waste would be emptied into a pit.

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Ukraine. Kiev (Київ). Museum of Toilet History (Музей Історії Туалету). Chair-toilet from France, 1800s.

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Ukraine. Kiev (Київ). Museum of Toilet History (Музей Історії Туалету). Portable urinals from China.

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Ukraine. Lviv. The Most Expensive Galician Restaurant. One of two toilets. Four stars for the food, plus another star for the toilets.

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Ukraine. Kiev (Київ). Museum of Toilet History (Музей Історії Туалету). This is a replica of the toilet made according to drawings of Leonardo da Vinci for King Francis I. The drawings were dated 1516, making Leonardo the first European who attempted to invent a flush toilet. The turn of a screw regulated the water supply, and a cover prevented odor from spreading. The waste would flush into the castles sewage system, also developed by Leonardo. I’ll share the drawings next, you lucky people.

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