Why Millions of American Basements Have One Unexplained Toilet
Millions of prewar American homes have a single toilet standing in the open on the basement floor, no walls, no door. Everyone blames steel mill workers. The real reason is buried in the sewer line under the street, and it explains why the plumber left it exposed on purpose.
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