I have questions for those who have been to japan..

well if maybe some of you didn't aware, many asians adopt the use of water to clean faces off their arses, cos its the most hygienic method of rinsing after bowel movement.
Thats why you rarely see Toilet paper on toilets.
especially those nations with predominantly with Islam religion, there are no toilet paper used but a small shower like spray near the can, its the cleanest way IMHO.
if you use toilet paper, there is bound to be small particles & residue of faces still left on the arse, and you carry it around all day till you get a shower or a bath :smt043

 

ever seen wet toilet paper?
they are market testing over in Melbourne by a certain kompany...

 

the one I saw was just like toilet paper except it's wet to really clean your ass or so they say... :-(

 

Sounds like a good slogan.

"It's wet to really clean your ass"

 

:smt043 :smt042 :smt043

 

gorgeous stories... NOT.

i was doing the anapurna trek in nepal... some of the small lodges there advertise with "western flush toilet" ... the others mostly have the "hole in the ground" style toilets. one of those was smelling so badly that you could guess the whole place would explode and vanish into nothingness should you dare to light a candle or something.

having the diarrhea-fun on that trip is also quite NOT cool. lost about 10 kg (which was good .

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Dude... electronic baby... that's the only way to go. If the can doesn't say "Toto" on it, don't use it! As a colleague said when we moved out of our office, "I don't know about the toilet scene in Hawaii. My bottom has become used to some very comfortable situations." One colleague bought two and took with!