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Anonymous users2024-01-23Indians have a clear division of hands, using the right hand to eat and the left hand to wipe the buttocks. That's probably what the Indians think - they have to wash their hands anyway, why use paper. Therefore, it is usually wiped with the fingers of the left hand and then washed with water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This is folklore, which is part of the culture. They are all washed with water. They usually use their right hand to hold food, because they think that their left hand is unclean.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Because their faith only allows them to be plucked with their left hand.
When Indians go to the toilet, they wipe off the remaining residue with their left hand and then wash it with clean water. We may find it incomprehensible, but India follows the concept of "right is respected". They think that the right hand is noble, so it is used to eat, and the left hand is used to do these filthy things. >>>More
India, the full name of the "Republic of India". India, located in South Asia, is one of the four ancient civilizations in the world, and the four ancient civilizations are China, ancient India, ancient Babylon, and ancient Egypt. >>>More
As Indians live in relative poverty, they have a low consumption power for paper; The awareness of hygiene is relatively weak, and the importance of hygiene and hygiene is not understood, and there is no excessive demand for paper.
Indians are equipped with flushing equipment in the toilet, and after entering the toilet, they flush with water, which is very environmentally friendly, so Indians don't use paper when going to the toilet!
There is no toilet paper in the toilets in India, and people are not used to bringing their own toilet paper, all of which are equipped with a sink next to the toilet, which is within reach. After pooping, wipe the anus with the fingers of your left hand, and then rinse your left hand with water from the sink next to the toilet. >>>More