Many years ago I remember watching an episode of Tomorrow's World which featured a piece from their in-house 'inventor', Bob Symes (aka Robert Alexander Baron Schutzmann von Schutzmansdorff according to Wikipedia!). He was talking about the 'home of tomorrow' and it stuck in my mind as at the time I was busily engaged in my first ever refurb job.
I remember him having a central heating system which had drain c**ks directed at a gully outside rather than the living-room carpet, which struck me as being incredibly sensible! But I digress...
One of the things he demonstrated was an air-extraction system ISTR built in to the loo cistern, with a pipe running beneath the seat, so that any less than pleasant gases emerging into the lavvy bowl were swiftly hoovered up and expelled to the outside atmosphere before having the chance to offend the nasal passages of SWMBO.
Since our ensuite khazi has the most comfortable throne in the house - and has the added advantage of being child-free - it seems a pity being banned from putting it to its intended purpose of a morning, and I was wondering whether the aforementioned system was available anywhere? Anyone have a clue?
Thanks David