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From crypto crappers to see-through loos: 5 of the oddest toilet innovations
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euronews.comSince 2013, the United Nations has observed November 19 as World Toilet day in order to raise awareness on unequal access to "safe toilets" across the world.
According to the UN, more people in the world have phones than toilets, with some 3.6 billion people unable to access clean water and hygienic facilities.
But while there is a serious message to get across on this international day, it’s also a day to appreciate the various innovations made to advance the most humble privy.
Here’s our top five pick of - often bizarre - toilet-related innovations.
What better way to start than with a filthy rich philanthropist with too much money on his hands.
Responding to a competition launched in 2011 by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to "reinvent
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