Here's How You Went To The Bathroom In Medieval Castles

No flush, no toilet paper, and no privacy. And whatever you do, don't swim in the river. Going to the bathroom wasn't the easiest adventure in medieval castles. Watch the video to see how people used the other throne room back in the day.

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[GrungeHQ]

Do you think you would be able to handle it if society lost its modern bathroom conveniences?

[abdul-kabiralegbe]

The dark underbelly of civilization.

0:58 - That aerial view really puts things into perspective: beneath all those buildings is a reality we'd rather not think about, but which we all depend on.

[patricioperez]

You got to be shitting me?

How did people even live let alone survive those times. I’m surprised humanity didn’t die out In the early ages

[latonyagreen-warner]

" a shared sea sponge on a stick"? You got to be sh!tting me.

[nilkilnilkil]

Imagine if you were constipated at the communal Roman toilets though ... (I thought about this recently ...)

[eshep]

I can just hear the random coughs and throat clears to cover up the sound of farts and Darts.

[izycrge]

Cool to see a scene from Horrible Histories.

[lianefehrle]

We learn about things that are not pleasant

[adamvvs]

Back in the day when you needed to poo you just pood Then came the medieval Hudson Bay magazine that sold a fancy outhouse for your yards and everyone bought in

[rillest]

This is similar to many rest stops I've been to

[stonepony]

The real toilet paper was the Left hand and swipe in the Grass!

[robnewman]

How Terrible!

There was so much suffering!

[robnewman]

I don't think I'd of liked to of lived in Medievals!
Tragic!

[JoJo-zxsc]

I’m too immature...but “Alexander Cumming”?!
Good job he wasn’t in school
In my generation!