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Anonymous users2024-01-23There is toilet paper in Japan, but it is very soft, and it rots when the water is wet, and it is also made of recycled waste paper, and if it is used to rub the fart, it will break when you wipe it, and the feces will get directly on your hands. However, high-end toilets in Japan are all flushed with water and then waiting to be dried. If you don't have the patience to wait for drying, blot it with toilet paper and throw it into the toilet bowl to soak, because the flushing process has stopped by this time.
So when it comes to in Japan, you have to understand these things first so that you don't make mistakes. There are also poor people in Japan, and not everyone can flush their assholes, haha!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Japanese people don't use toilet paper, they just rinse with water and dry it.
Throw it away, but don't make the paper very strong, you can't make a lot of paper at once, water can not quickly penetrate the paper, once the toilet is stuck in the toilet drain paper will continue to absorb water and expand to block the toilet, although this blockage is not serious, but it is also troublesome, click! Why is it blocked again? Uncomfortable, huh! >>>More
Cai Lun didn't invent paper to wipe his buttocks, hey For your question, ancient people used leaves to wipe their buttocks, you go to some rural areas now, if people are farming in the fields and suddenly want to be gracious, and there is no paper, use mulberry leaves (leaves that are more suitable for use) to wipe their butts! Absolutely!
The ancients would use tools such as pieces of paper, stones, and shells as aids, and a sponge stick was also invented in ancient Rome for toileting.
A long time ago, in the economically underdeveloped rural areas, a lot of small grass sticks and wooden sticks were prepared in their latrines to remove the residue of feces on the side of the anus after defecation. Among them, sorghum stalks and corn stalks are made more, and they are used by truncating and splitting, and the effect is better than that of straw sticks. In good conditions, you can wipe your butt with newspapers, books, paper, etc. >>>More
Different brands, produced in different places, may be different. I don't use a trash can.