Do you know why the toilet is made of ceramic? With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, most people now use the toilet. Many friends who have used it for more than ten years will have a question: In the hundreds of years since the toilet was invented, the material has hardly changed-has always been ceramic?

The history of the development of the modern toilet: The world's first modern toilet was invented in England in 1596, mixing wood and porcelain. It was not entirely ceramic until 1885. China began to produce ceramic toilets in 1914 because of thousands of years of deep burning technology and Western investment.

After that, it was basically determined that most of the toilets on the market were ceramic. However, with so many high-tech materials, why should we choose ceramics? It should start from the toilet itself.

Three reasons the toilet is ceramic:

First of all, the design of the toilet is actually very complicated. Water tanks, valves, overflow pipes, sewage pipes-these are very thin and contain many complex engineering applications. The production process of the toilet includes blank manufacturing, blank forming, ceramic sintering, etc., which will be relatively simple and low in cost.

Secondly, porcelain with super durability is very hard and stronger. If you are a thin, normal person, you may not have this deep feeling. However, for an overweight person, if every time you sit on the toilet is a hard landing, then whether the toilet is strong must be considered.

Third, porcelain is waterproof.

The secret of waterproofing porcelain is glazing. Because every process of production is strictly controlled, the bacteria and water on the glaze can stay on the glaze and it is easy to clean. Porcelain can meet the needs of three types of toilets.

What problems can ceramics solve?

1. The ceramic surface is smooth and beautiful;

2. The ceramic texture is hard and pressure resistant;

3. Ceramics have high density and low water absorption;

4. Ceramics are not easy to hang and clean;

5. Ceramics are resistant to corrosion and heat.