Urine doesn't belong on the floor, and it definitely doesn't belong on our clothes. An experimental new urinal design could ...

The researchers published a recent paper on their anti-splashback efforts and novel urinal designs in Oxford University Press ...

Related: The Physics of Peeing, and How to Avoid Splash-Back "The surfaces of urinals have significantly higher concentrations of bacteria than traditional toilets, with surrounding floors having the ...

It's an issue that most men have to deal with on a daily basis. Urinals, first invented nearly 200 years ago, still have a notorious flaw – splashback. Now, experts have come up with a design ...

Paris officials are setting up eco-friendly, open-air urinals around the city to combat public urination — and fertilize plants Officials in Paris are setting up open-air (completely unhidden ...

Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Urinals aren’t a new concept. In fact, some of the earliest known examples can be traced back to around 1000 CE, when Sri ...

It makes public bathrooms unpleasant to use. And, as the paper notes, urinal surfaces have far higher bacteria levels than traditional toilets, and floors surrounding urinals have the highest ...

They found that when the urine stream hit the surface at less than 30 degrees, the level of splashback was reduced to only 1.4% of the levels seen in a traditional urinal design.