To toilet paper or not to toilet paper?

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I had a discussion with someone in japan on this topic… they asked me if I stepped in dog poo would I just wipe it off with some paper or wash it off with some water then dry the freshly clean foot off… then they went into how much water is wasted and paper ect… they brought up very good points… so toilet paper or butt washing toilets? that is the question…

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I choose toilet washing paper butts. :slight_smile:

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How do you dry your butt after using the butt washing toilet? Maybe with toilet paper? :thinking:

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so… the butts are now made of paper… must be some high quality paper to go through a butt washing toilet and not get all soggy and just detach in wet clumps from the newly acquired water weight… or are these paper butts now washing the toilets…? either way I respectfully choose to not follow the way of the paper butts

@Moonbeam I like to think there is a royal butt dabbing towel they use… or like a butt dryer… lol

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Paper mache butts, also known as butt piñatas :smile:

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I dont think I want anything that falls out of that…lol

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Just shake dry? Haha

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They are butts made of paper. Very similar to real butts. Butt they don’t soil the toilet, they wash it. :slight_smile:

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This reminds me of when I had relatives from India … they didn’t know how to sit on a toilet seat and unfortunately made a mess :flushed:. EVERYDAY.

But I think both is ok. As long as hands are washed with sterilised soap both times.

I saw on the news a few weeks ago of there being poop in the coffees served.

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How is that possible? :scream_cat: I thought toilet seats were pretty self-explanatory.

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I was in Vietnam, in a restaurant, and there was NO toilet paper

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lol they’re not comfortable to do it sitting on seat like this … more comfortable to sqat

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That’s supposedly the correct way to do it, so I can sort of understand that suddenly having to do it the wrong way would be confusing. :thinking:

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Just for the sake of the environment, washing. We shouldnt be afraid to let our hands get a lil dirty.

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Japanese toilets have blow driers built in

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yes on the butt blow dryers…

im confused now… if you use a Japanese toilet are you still having to use your hands or does the little built in butt water cannon cleaning it up… ? in my head its like a mighty Japanese butt robot butt a lot of people are throwing there hands in on it… so idk now…

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Yes @anon80629714, You are right, in India we don’t like that our upper leg touch to the toilet seat. We are using Indian WC pan. But in my house both are provided though nobody using it except me. If we found anywhere not a clean sheet than we prefer to go outside ground. Here urine is not a matter, all open it everywhere. One point more for cleaning purpose it is necessary to learn in earlier childhood how to do it. There is a idiom in hindi is also available, you know it. We use left hand and wash it by soap. We don’t feel clearness by toilet paper. Whether it is available in market and use in expensive hotel.

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I say paper then wash

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Omg, you are so funny! :grin:

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