This amazing thing happens to your poop in an airplane toilet…

. Pooping is a phenomenon that some people experience it on a daily basis while the others twice a week or less. After going out from the bathroom, feels like you’re experiencing the biggest relieve in the world. But how much bathroom bothers you and makes you stressful? You won’t always have the luxury to […]

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Pooping is a phenomenon that some people experience it on a daily basis while the others twice a week or less. After going out from the bathroom, feels like you’re experiencing the biggest relieve in the world.

But how much bathroom bothers you and makes you stressful? You won’t always have the luxury to poop in your own bathroom at home, because you will be out during the day for a coffee or lunch. Almost every place has it’s own different bathroom which never feels you poop in a relaxed way. Think about people who like open air festivals and about the dirty toilets they should visit. According to health experts, pooping in another bathrooms except your own at home, can make you poop in a more difficult way. This can relate to the stress that you got and simply maybe at most of the cases you should poop when there’s no toilet paper or enough water. This discomfort can make you sweat while pooping and that’s why you could even have some feeling of burn until you get relieved.
There are so many people that are obligated to travel for their business purposes, which make them poop while being at plane. For example while travelling with train you don’t have to flush while you’re in the station. This happens because it just goes out on the tracks.

But how does pooping in an airplane toilet feels like?
When you first thing about this, some bad thoughts flew in your mind like: a very tiny bathroom, so much uncomfortable and cramped. And when you also think that you should wait in line just to get your turn to get in that toilet, that things makes you more stressful which can make your pooping hard. People with claustrophobia can’t even handle this! On the other hand they can’t just stay relaxed like nothing has happened because they start to feel some really bad stomach pain if not poop.

Smart people have been thought about this worry for many ages and came up with an interesting solution.
Not only is it unpleasant to have human waste fall in great globs from the sky, it’s also dangerous.

So clearly another system had to be adopted. Bye-bye blue swirl! In fact, airlines started switching over to a vacuum system in the ’80s.

What happens with the poop in the airplane?
Water is not a good choice for airplanes. Just imagine being stuffed into that lavatory when the plane hits turbulence. You’ll be thankful for the suction when you don’t get splashed with dark blue, chemical-laced water. When you push the button to flush the toilet, it opens a valve that sucks down the waste in the Teflon-coated bowl. The system pulls your poop away at the speed of a race car, delivering it to a large holding tank. These tanks don’t leak like the old system might have, and there’s no blue chemical to create ice. But they have to be emptied before the plane can take off again. It’s a dirty job, but there’s a truck for that — named the Honey Truck, of all things — and a brave, unsung hero with a hose.

Chances are, it’s already off the plane while you’re still standing in the aisle, trying to gauge how fast you’ll have to run to make your connecting flight.

Maybe you have never thought about this, but it’s so interesting!!!

Source: http://collectiverevolution.co/

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