Did people in the Victorian era have indoor plumbing?

In the Victorian era, indoor Plumbing was not universally available but began to spread, particularly in urban areas. Wealthy households often had access to indoor bathrooms with flushing toilets and running water, while poorer homes typically lacked such amenities. The introduction of modern sewage systems and the sanitary movement helped improve public health and encouraged the adoption of indoor plumbing in cities. However, many rural areas and lower-income households continued to rely on outdoor privies and communal water sources.