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You may not think about this when you do your morning business, but over 1.7 billion people still don’t have basic sanitation services, such as private toilets or communal latrines. Almost 500 million people still practice open defecation (yes, that’s p**ping out in the open), 92% of whom live in rural areas.

That’s why Archie Read, a recent graduate from London’s Brunel University, designed Sandi. The toilet uses a mechanical flush (no electricity), a basic conveyor belt to move the solids away (no water), and a divider inside the bowl that separates the waste streams so they can be used as independent fertilizers. For now, Sandi is just a concept with an accompanying prototype, but if it makes it on the market, it could operate off-grid, making it a viable—and dignified—solution for rural families with no water, septic tanks, or sewage systems.

Read, who received a degree in product design engineering, came up with the idea during a recent internship in Madagascar.

Sandi joins a growing ecosystem of off-grid toilets that run the gamut from something that looks like a potty training toilet and comes with a biodegradable single-use bag, to a glorified bucket with a lid, to a high-tech toilet that uses nanotechnology to convert human waste to clean water and ash without using any energy. Like Sandi, these toilets don’t need water to function, but most of them (except for the last one) don’t flush at all, which Read describes as “safe but not a nice experience.”

This is where Sandi comes in. The toilet bowl has two separate compartments: one guides urine into a container below; the other has a simple conveyor belt, which is covered with a thin layer of sand that renews with every flush. Read opted for sand because it prevents the f***s from sticking to the conveyor belt, but he says sawdust or dirt would work equally well.

When you’re done, you press the flush handle, which rotates the conveyor belt away from view and drops your business into a separate container below.
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According to American College of Gastroenterology, there are at least 2.5 million doctor visits for constipation in the USA each year!

While constipation can be due to various reasons, one key part can be your pelvic floor muscles. The puborectalis muscle wraps itself around the re**um like a sling. When the muscle is contracted it keeps p**p in. When the muscle is relaxed, the anorectal angle is straighter and p**p can come out more easily.

When we are sitting upright on a standard western toilet, the anorectal angle is still kinked like a garden hose and makes you work harder to push out p**p. When you squat or use , puborectalis muscle elongates, straightening out the kink and allowing p**p to pass more easily.
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با استفاده از #زیرپایی #استولکس تفاوت را احساس کنید! #چمباتمه زدن روی #توالت فرنگی یعنی بازگشت به حالت طبیعی #دفع #مزاج به روش مدرن!
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