Can't imagine why we'd need to know this.
, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger were all students at Hogwarts during the 1700s, they'd all probably just poop their pants. This is true under new information regarding the School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from Pottermore, released on Friday to celebrate what muggles call "National Trivia Day."
The official Pottermore account tweeted, "Hogwarts didn't always have bathrooms. Before adopting Muggle plumbing methods in the eighteenth century, witches and wizards simply relieved themselves wherever they stood, and vanished the evidence." So yes, apparently some of the most powerful beings in the world of magic would just do their business and take care of the mess with the wave of a wand.
This actually seems quite efficient to cut down on the water bill at Hogwarts. But to think, without the eventual installation of bathrooms, we might never have had poltergeist icon Moaning Myrtle pestering the golden trio. Harry Potter might not have ever been able to open that golden egg in the
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