The Nautilus has an adjusted impinging angle at or below 30° that avoids splashing - it also fits different heights, so it is easier for children and people who use wheelchairs to use. Its designers claim that replacing the 56 million public urinals in the US would prevent one million liters of urine from splashing onto the floor each day.
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No more excuses: Disenyong inclusive na urinal, iwas talsik

Ang Nautilus ay may disenyong may anggulo na 30° pababa, kaya’t naiiwasan ang pagtalsik ng ihi. Idinisenyo rin ito para magamit ng iba’t ibang taas ng tao, kaya mas madali itong gamitin ng mga bata at ng mga gumagamit ng wheelchair. Ayon sa mga designer nito, kung papalitan ang 56 milyong pampublikong urinal sa U.S. ng ganitong disenyo, mahigit isang milyong litro ng ihi kada araw ang maiwasang tumapon sa sahig.

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