Ancient Roman Bathrooms – What Did They Do Without Toilet Paper?

Ancient Roman Bathrooms – What Did They Do Without Toilet Paper?

  • April 4, 2018
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Ancient Roman Bathrooms – What Did They Do Without Toilet Paper?

Roman toilets didn’t flush. Some of them were tied into internal plumbing and sewer systems, which often consisted of just a small stream of water running continuously beneath the toilet seats.

Source: sapiens.org

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