Skibity Toilet Quiz

When was the Skibity Toilet first introduced?

• In the 18th century

• In the 20th century

• In the 21st century

• In the 19th century

What is a key component of the Skibity Toilet?

• A traditional flush system

• A composting chamber

• A high-pressure hose

• A solar panel

How often should the Skibity Toilet be maintained?

• Once a week

• Once a month

• Twice a year

• Once a year

What is one of the main benefits of using a Skibity Toilet?

• It uses a lot of water

• It requires electricity

• It saves water

• It is expensive

How does the Skibity Toilet impact the environment?

• Negatively, by increasing pollution

• Positively, by reducing water usage

• It has no impact

• Negatively, by using chemicals

What material is commonly used to make Skibity Toilets?

• Plastic

• Metal

• Ceramic

• Recycled materials

Why is the Skibity Toilet considered eco-friendly?

• Because it uses a lot of water

• Because it uses chemicals

• Because it reduces waste going into sewage systems

• Because it requires electricity

What is a unique feature of the Skibity Toilet?

• It can flush large items

• It separates liquid and solid waste

• It requires no maintenance

• It uses traditional plumbing

How does the Skibity Toilet save water?

• By flushing twice

• By using a composting process

• By connecting to a water recycling system

• By using a high-pressure flush

What should be done if the Skibity Toilet starts to smell?

• Replace it immediately

• Add more water

• Check and empty the composting chamber if needed

• Use chemical cleaners