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The World's Largest Bathroom

We really love toilets here at Gadling. Seriously, look at our previous coverage. It's insane!

Iva found a better cleaning solution than toilet paper, Neil's got a solution for urinating on-the-go, and I discovered that Japan's All Nippon Airways is the first airline to install bidets in their planes. But wait, there's more! You can find the nearest bathroom from your cell phone, read a funny story about squat toilets (and learn how to properly use one as well), learn the history of toilets from the toilet museum, and take a luxurious dump in the woods with the BioToi. Deep breath. Did you know that Silverjet has women-only toilets? It's true. And what about the world's most amazing bathrooms? We've got that too. We've also got Willy's wonderful roundup of urinals with spectacular views. Speaking of urinals -- what's that fly doing in there? If you're ever lost in China and needin' to pee, have no fear: hire a toilet guide who will show you to a lovely outdoor urinal (be careful though -- they're running out of receipts). We've got the world's best bathrooms, the world's worst, and the world's largest toilet that turned out to not be a toilet at all. And if you're curious (I'm sure there's someone out there who is), we've got coverage on the World Toilet Summit in Moscow. Did you know there are a lot of, um, people having sex in airport bathrooms? Is that even legal? Curious why your last flight was delayed? It may be because the air traffic controller needed to use the bathroom! And only because this has got to stop sometime (I gotta pee anyway), here's the last one: did this woman die from a shaft of frozen urine that fell from an airplane? You decide.

With that, here's another bit of toilet-related news to round out our coverage: It's the world's largest bathroom in China, spread out over four floors and 30,000 square feet.

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