Splash-back from the urinal is a problem that plagues many men, but it…
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Splash-back from the urinal is a problem that plagues many men, but it could soon be a thing of the past thanks to the work of some intrepid engineers.
A team from the University of Waterloo has designed a 'splash-free urinal' that promises zero urine splash-back, regardless of where the user aims.
The urinal is designed with a special narrow opening and a curved inner surface that prevents droplets from flying out of it.
It was debuted at the American Physical Society's yesterday.
In the abstract for their presentation, the team wrote: 'Our new urinal designs will keep bathrooms cleaner and reduce the labor, water, and chemicals required for periodic cleaning to promote more sustainable bathroom maintenance.'
Scientists have designed a 'splashless' urinal that minimises mess from users of all heights (second from right).
They also performed tests on a conventional urinal (second from left), one inspired by Marcel Duchamp's 'Fontaine' sculpture (far left), and two other experimental designs (centre and far right)
The splashless urinal has a deep, long shape, and a surface geometry inspired by the smooth, swooping curve of of the nautilus shell (pictured)
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