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I'm always surprised that urinals (especially so-called 'waterless' urinals) haven't taken off more in residential settings - they don't take a huge amount of s
by tomatocracy 7y ago
I'm always surprised that urinals (especially so-called 'waterless' urinals) haven't taken off more in residential settings - they don't take a huge amount of space, can pay for themselves in terms of water costs relatively quickly if you have metered water and enough men/boys in the house and don't present any particular new issues in terms of dealing with waste.
For toilets, gray water systems (using waste bath/shower water to fill the toilet) equally achieves savings (at a cost of space) without people needing to do anything different.
- Flozzin 7y agoWhy install a urinal when there is a perfectly good sink just sitting there?
- tuesdayrain 7y agoThat reads like a joke but I'm genuinely curious what the answer is.
- Flozzin 7y agoI was half joking. I read an article from dollar shave club a while ago on the subject. Apparently some men do it. Just a warning, their articles are closer to click bait than to journalism. https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/content/story/toward-grand-unifying-theory-men-pee-sink https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/content/story/toward-grand-u...