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Thomas Twyford made the Victoria toilet in 1885; it was one of the first mass-produced toilets and widely used by the public. The Victoria toilet was an important innovation as it allowed toilets to be manufactured affordably for common use.
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- 2. Who make a toilet? • 1995 the people make is name the people • Make it Thomas Twyford.
- 3. When the victoria toilet make? • In 1885
- 4. Who use the victoria toilet • Anyone will use it
- 5. Thank you for watching