Last year while traveling, as some of you know, I kept a toilet diary highlighting the different types and salient features of toilets around the world (I you haven't seen them, you can check them out on the November 2004 archives - right panel).
This year while traveling in the U.S, the toilets are very homogenous, and none of them would warrant a post, however, I did run across one except. The toilet also is unlike any of the other toilets previous featured on the toilet diary. The toilet is located in Kadoka SD's city park. Its unique feature is that the water from the sink drains directly into the reserve tank and then the same water is used to refill the toilet bowl after being flushed.
2 comments:
That is a truly awesome toilet. A graywater system with no rigged weird piping!
I really like seeing the pictures you're posting. Post more!
-Erica
wow! you can do one hell of an uppa-decka on that john!
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