Coriolis effect, a consequence of Earth's rotation is detectable only at large distances. Earth is not rotating quickly enough for us to detect changes in such fast moving swirls such as a toilet flushing
The Coriolis effect is so weak in toilets that it won't have any effect. It's the direction of the jets and shape of the bowl that determines which way the water will swirl. You can find toilets in any country that swirl both ways.
Did some reading on this and found an interesting article. Though it true that the water does actually swirl in different direction. However the swirl direction is greatly impacted by minor ripple. direction of slope of ground and also initial prod.
His toilet bowl is using a straight flush dispersion for the water. Thus, it is very difficult to determine the spin. It would have been best for him to fill the bathtub, and then let it drain. I would believe it to be opposite because of the spin of the earth. Down-under is opposite, than up-on-top...
I have wasted precious Life and Time watching/responding(out of necessity) to this preposterous clip of mockery and bafoonery! I think I stand for the rest of the scientific community when I say this was an unnecessary vex aimed at those who carry calculators and keep them on the night stand. tip your waitress
Northern Hemisphere has counterclockwise flow toilets and sinks, Southern hemisphere has clockwise flow toilets and sinks, meaning the Coriolis Effect affects the motion of wares in both hemispheres.
This is not true - it's a common misconception to think that direction of rotation for a drain is determined by the hemisphere. In reality, the rotation of drainage is determined by the characteristics of the drain as well as the motion of the water in the tub/sink/toilet.
The Coriolis Effect is becomes more pronounced the farther an object moves freely of your frame of reference. A drain is simply too small to produce any effect observable by the naked eye.
"I can't get a straight answer from this crazy hemisphere."
davidwgair 2 months ago
DUDE, QUIT WASTING WATER!!!
Dynose 5 months ago
Coriolis effect, a consequence of Earth's rotation is detectable only at large distances. Earth is not rotating quickly enough for us to detect changes in such fast moving swirls such as a toilet flushing
Spyez 8 months ago
THIS TOILET BELONGS TO A SNIPER
OnimeNoRice 9 months ago
you stupid mudafuka!!! how much water do you need to waste before coriolis effect becomes apparent!!!! you effing dum madafukas!!!
kamalbel 11 months ago
3 gallons....ATHF reference FTW
panzertank15 1 year ago
The Coriolis effect is so weak in toilets that it won't have any effect. It's the direction of the jets and shape of the bowl that determines which way the water will swirl. You can find toilets in any country that swirl both ways.
dracozombie 1 year ago 14
@dracozombie you are right
Did some reading on this and found an interesting article. Though it true that the water does actually swirl in different direction. However the swirl direction is greatly impacted by minor ripple. direction of slope of ground and also initial prod.
Read this interesting link
www2.gi.alaska.edu/ScienceForum/ASF5/523.html
ytmayur 1 year ago
@dracozombie You obviously didn't do research before you said that
I'm from NZ *Newzealand* It flows Backwards to the way it does here in Canada
*Sources: personal, and family experience*
RaverGuy2009 7 months ago
What a wasted water...
dgncadiz 1 year ago
His toilet bowl is using a straight flush dispersion for the water. Thus, it is very difficult to determine the spin. It would have been best for him to fill the bathtub, and then let it drain. I would believe it to be opposite because of the spin of the earth. Down-under is opposite, than up-on-top...
jerryg50 1 year ago
damn austraillian bathrooms...
AngelzInTehAfterlife 1 year ago
i live in the United States. my toilet clearly spins clockwise.
codymws 1 year ago 5
@codymws The spin of the water has more to do with the toilet design than anything else.
kubush 1 year ago
@codymws that's because of it's design, not the Coriolis effect.
EpiphoneArchtopLover 4 months ago
in my really old bathroom my sink drains into the sewer because when i clean it and the water level is low you can hear it i live in australia
munnsie100 1 year ago
I have wasted precious Life and Time watching/responding(out of necessity) to this preposterous clip of mockery and bafoonery! I think I stand for the rest of the scientific community when I say this was an unnecessary vex aimed at those who carry calculators and keep them on the night stand. tip your waitress
cheapsilverware 1 year ago
some comet cleanser and tidybowl are what needed here.
Aliendear 2 years ago
NO!!!!!
byecricketboy 2 years ago
Google "bad coriolis". This video is a joke.
IanMacBeath 2 years ago
@IanMacBeath ty
ChocolatePoop1301 1 year ago
Looks like that it's about to overflow but i see what you're doing. Proving that the water drains in a counter-clockwise rotation.
IsaacNorman 3 years ago
the fuck is your problem?
4maggot4life4 3 years ago
u ugly
xmasBOOOM 3 years ago
what the heck does this have to do with the coriolis effect?
Chasevandiver13 3 years ago
Northern Hemisphere has counterclockwise flow toilets and sinks, Southern hemisphere has clockwise flow toilets and sinks, meaning the Coriolis Effect affects the motion of wares in both hemispheres.
lamarr912 2 years ago
@lamarr912
This is not true - it's a common misconception to think that direction of rotation for a drain is determined by the hemisphere. In reality, the rotation of drainage is determined by the characteristics of the drain as well as the motion of the water in the tub/sink/toilet.
The Coriolis Effect is becomes more pronounced the farther an object moves freely of your frame of reference. A drain is simply too small to produce any effect observable by the naked eye.
chicagovigilante 2 years ago
@lamarr912 it's the other way around.
codymws 1 year ago
@codymws
You're both wrong- they spiral the same way no matter what hemisphere you're in.
TheOneTrueGirog 1 year ago
exactly, the coriolis effect has nothing to do with a toilet flushing it's to small, read up on wikipedia for more
Eviktion 2 years ago
your toilet wastes water.
stealthfission 3 years ago