India went to the toilet without toilet paper, got wet, what to dry the butt with

When I was reading a book a few years ago, I couldn't believe it when I read that Indians use their hands to clean the toilet after going to the toilet.

After a few rounds of national viewing, it was finally confirmed that the Indians did clean their butts in this way.

There is no toilet paper in toilets in India, and people are not used to bringing their own toilet paper, all of them have 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.

So, in India, don't shake hands or greet people with your left hand, otherwise, the other party will think that you are a great insult to him.

A netizen who often goes to India said that Indians still think it's ridiculous when they look at us. Why?

An Indian once said, 'I don't want to shake hands with them (not just Chinese, but all those who clean with paper?'

Why do Indians think so? Later it became clear. It turns out that the Indians believe that all clean with paper.

People who poop don't wash their hands?! Misunderstanding is as simple as that. Explained it to the Indians.

It dawned on them. Oh. It turns out that these people still have to wash their hands after wiping them with paper. But the problem came right away, and they began to wonder again: you wipe it with paper and wash your hands with water, we just use your hands and wash your hands with water. Your method is still a problem. And it's a waste of resources, and it costs money to buy toilet paper.

It's so lively.

I'll squeeze it too, and don't read the following words while eating.

Ask me if you're up first, (haha) if not, use the inner library first. Some people never wear it (e.g. hot pig's trotters from Xingye's Year of the Rooster).

It turns out that all those who can go to Ah San are successful people (successful).

It seems that you have not succeeded yet, but comrades still have to work hard.

In fact, the water that Ah San took when he went to the toilet was used to drink, and he drank it while pulling, and then it flowed to the back and came out to wash it.

Look at what is going on about Ah Sandong, there is still a little bit of stuff that is now on fire again.

1. Rinse your buttocks with water after defecation instead of using tissue.

Residents of India generally have flushing equipment in toilets, and ordinary people hold a glass of water in their hands when they defecate, and the custom stipulates that they wash their buttocks with their left hand, so they are not allowed to use their left hand to pick up food in the store. It's actually a good habit. The benefits: first, the incidence of hemorrhoids is greatly reduced; Secondly, it can save a lot of paper, which is extremely beneficial to the protection of the earth's resources and the protection and development of green projects.

This alone can save a lot of wood.

There is a special water tank next to the toilet, the hose is followed by a small nozzle, use that alignment to rinse the lower body, and it is also customary to wipe it with your hands, but you have to wash your hands afterwards, you can't touch them with your left hand, that's a great insult.

The Ganges River is also full of garbage and all kinds of rotten corpses (including people), but there is a morning bath, they also ignore it, so there is no way to identify with others with different living habits, you have to respect others, I recommend you to drink Indian cow urine drink (people think cows are gods), haha.

Hehe, the general toilets of residents in India have flushing equipment.

Ordinary people hold a glass of water in their hands when they defecate, and the custom stipulates that they wash their buttocks with their left hand, so they are not allowed to use their left hand to pick up food at the store. After washing your butt with water, wash your hands with water. Dry and wear pants, hehe.

It is a good habit for them to wash their butts with water. The benefits: first, the incidence of hemorrhoids is greatly reduced; Secondly, it can save a lot of paper, which is extremely beneficial to the protection of the earth's resources and the protection and development of green projects. This alone can save a lot of wood.

India is three behind!

There is no toilet paper in toilets in India, and people are not used to bringing their own toilet paper, all of them have 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.

So, in India, never shake hands or greet people with your left hand

Just reach outside (or next to it) and take a Ah San to wipe your buttocks.

That's what I did last time.

Use your toes (paper). Anyway, Indians are barefoot, convenient. Besides, isn't going to the toilet just "convenient"?

Wash it directly with water, they don't use paper on the hand, and they only use one hand, so when you shake hands with the Indians, they only shake hands with your right hand, and if you use your left hand he can't, hehe.

If he uses his left hand, he's scolding you, but you have to be careful

With the nails on the fingers, it is an Indian custom.

Indian toilets have water pipes, flush with water hoses after going to the toilet, and wipe them clean with your hands.

Wipe with your hands, lick your mouth clean, and wipe your hands again.

I can tell you responsibly: use your hands, and then wash your hands clean.

By hand, they don't even use straw paper. We used to say it from the New Oriental teacher.

They usually just wipe with their left hand, and wash their hands in the basin in front of the squatting pit after wiping.

They use their hands, and there will be a bucket in the toilet with water in it for washing their hands.

Call India for help 110 and ask Ah San to help you wipe it.

Or call the family to send the paper and wait slowly.

They are washed with water and do not use hand paper.

Clothes on the body. Don't you notice that all Indian clothing is made of cloth? The most important thing is that it is very dark, dirty and smelly.

They don't wipe their buttocks, so they eat with their hands on it.

The Indian name is A3The third hand, of course.