How It's Made Toilet 

No pee pee in the sink please

EqualsThreeable two years later...do you still remember that day you were sitting on that toilet? pondering two different things; how toilets are made and what you ate before that day which allowed you to sit comfortably, luxuriously on that ceramic throne.

five years later and my time has come to do the same thing

+D. Lyrium well... Tell me about it, bro :D

***** I've know it since my birth. Toilet bowls _are indeed the answer_. No wonder why the world is going so bad. They... they just don't know. Oh, and yes, weed and booze probably as well. Thank you fellow brother! From this day on, I shall spread the Good News!

This comment was definitely from a decade ago.

Spoken like a true pottery person.

Yeah, they probably try and cut a lot of jargon to make it more accessible for the public.

Also, that oven at the end is actually called a kiln

Well, there's a vacuum that draws up the dust so they don't breathe it in.

they should, but they don't care. i guess.

+Ulises Ulises Indeed... and who in the world still talks about "Centigrade". It was my father's word and he just hated this new-fangled "Celsius" nonsense (conveniently forgetting "Fahrenheit" was also named after a person. And Volt, Watt, Amp...).

+Christopher Bedford Well, LOL.... I use C actually, but Im weird, my friends use F. I fire my earthenware at 1,000 to 1,050C (∆06-∆05) and I also do 1,222C (∆6). The video should be really old, that yellow glaze they're spraying on the toilet is horrid and outdated. And there is no way they would be allowed to glaze without a mask nowadays, it can be very dangerous in long term. 1,176C is actually in the low fire range, definitely not porcelaine (and if the clay is, it s not fired to maturity). I would say and not . They should have gotten some little help from a potter or a ceramic artist to make the video.

Yeahhhhh... I meant, it's Celsius (not 'Centigrade') :-D

Glad to see you know your shit.

You are correct regarding the raw materials but as you can see it is a fairly labor intensive process. This could be an older manufacturing facility but there does not seem to be a whole lot of automation going on here. Perhaps that has changed since this video.

No Shit!!

21Beagle

Lol. 😂