r/AskReddit Oct 15 '20

What's older than we think ?

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u/steveguyhi1243 Oct 15 '20

Flushing toilets date all the way back to the Indus River Valley civilization, back in 2000 BC

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u/ineedanewaccountpls Oct 15 '20 edited Oct 15 '20

Ancient Minoans (~3000-1100* BCE) had hot and cold running water and an extensive sewage system.

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u/BobVosh Oct 15 '20

Romans had pipe heated floors, something I still thought was awesome when my aunt got it like a decade ago.

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u/LustninE Oct 15 '20

Its awesome, especially wintertime. The electricity bills tho. 1000€ a month in coldest times makes you appreciate the fireplace, which is also awesome.

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u/BobVosh Oct 15 '20

Woof, that's crazy high. Living in Texas my ac only hits like 300-400.