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Anonymous users2024-01-24Toilets in Japan are clean and basically private.
Because it's still going to be in the toilet hehehehe.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Studies have shown that the number of bacteria per unit area on the toilet lid in the toilet is much less than the number of bacteria on our work or even on our dinner table.
This is an old stalk from many years ago.
The woman drank water from the toilet bowl to prove her confidence in her cleanliness. >>>More
Buying a toilet? It's a very old topic, and who's going to buy that thing now? >>>More
People are divided into groups, and things are gathered by like. They are human beings like toilets. So it's too normal.
Because toilet paper in Japan melts when it comes into contact with water, it does not clog the sewer. Throwing it in the toilet bowl is more hygienic than throwing it in a paper basket.
The Japanese are also famous for their love of cleanliness, and everyone knows that when the Japanese clean the toilet, they wash and wash the toilet, brush and brush, and there can be no dust and bacteria at all, so the Japanese regard the toilet as a place to rest. Isn't it strange that there are many washbasins and mirrors in the rest area, as well as hairspray, combs, razors, and sanitary napkins that are provided free of charge. >>>More