When would you be interested in the restroom, lavatory, toilet, loo, water closet, bathroom, or washroom? With so many choices, which are the right ones?

The usage of public facilities predates privacy back to Egyptian times. Washing your body was done in a washroom or bathhouse, and the toilet was separate. Latrines were invented to give a sanitary solution to the growing population in 2500 B.C. Those public toilets had stone seats that were built above channels of water. The user could use a bucket of water to flush into the system of pipes. Voila!!

Alexander Cummings, in 1775 was issued the first patent for the flushing water closet. It wasn't a perfected solution, and the loo continued to be refined to the marvel it is today. Outhouses were used in the United States before World War I, and the flush toilet did not gain popularity until after American troops came home from England. Now public toilets are configured in buildings, train stations, concert halls, parks, and airports. Mandatory by law for public sanitation, public restrooms are essential for a building's infrastructure.

North America is divided because if you need to use the restroom, you would be directed to the toilet even though it sounds crass to an American to use the word toilet. Do you need a place to wash up? In Canada, the job would be in a washroom, and the United States, we call it the bathroom. While in Asia, you can forget about using a porcelain throne; squat potties are the norm in most Asian countries.

If you were in the U.K. and asked for directions to the restroom, don't be surprised if your response is, "there is no place to rest in the toilet."

'Toilet' is the term used in England, or if you are more informal, loo would be appropriate. If you need facilities equipped with a bathtub or changing station for a baby, it's a bathroom or a washroom.

Portable potties are a hygienic convenience when you're at outdoor events. Porta Potty Service's portable toilets and restroom trailers take care of the job when you need to go. Porta Potty Service should be your first choice when looking for the best portable restrooms available. However, if you are out and need to carry out your business, the best decision you could make is to seek out a Porta Potty Service mobile toilet.
For more tips, advice, or queries, visit portapottyservice.com or call 877-240-4411 for all the dope on portable toilet solutions for construction sites, special events, and seasonal needs.

Porta Potty Service clarifies the evolving wordplay on going to the potty or toilet. We offer many choices for rental, delivery, and servicing portable flushing toilets and restroom trailers, but there is more history behind this.

Porta Potty Service clarifies the evolving wordplay on going to the potty or toilet. We offer many choices for rental, delivery, and servicing portable flushing toilets and restroom trailers, but there is more history behind this.

Porta Potty Service is always on call! Contact us at https://www.portapottyservice.com/ or call 877-240-4411 for a quote you will fall in love with.