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This document discusses the invention of the first toilet in 1885 by Thomas William Twyford in England. It was the first toilet ever made and was used by everyone for going to the bathroom. While some poorer people still used older toilets, richer people found the older toilets to be very dirty and smelly. The document then introduces a timeline showing the invention and introduction of this early toilet.
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- 2. This is a toilet This toilet is a first toilet in the world. Is made in 1885 , is for every one poo-poo and pee-pee. And now they never used any more is have a another toilet I will show you. This is a time line.
- 3. The man who made the toilet is Thomas William twy ford .He born in 1840. He make some cool toilet.
- 4. Some people in England are thing the people still use the old toilet but the rich people are said the old toilet is very stinky and dirty and they hate the people used that toilet.