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Anonymous users2024-01-24Toilets in India are usually equipped with small buckets made of aluminium or stainless steel. After using the toilet, Indians wipe PP with their left hand and then wash their hands with a small bucket of water. However, many middle- and upper-class people still choose tissue paper.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, they flush PP with water, not with tissue.
After pooping, it is washed with water. Note that it is washed with the left hand.
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!
It's true. Indians do not use toilet paper to go to the toilet, and directly use their left hand to catch water and rinse. This has led to a special toilet design, with the faucet placed on the right side of the squatting position to facilitate the use of water by hand. This has the big benefit of flushing the water at the same time as flushing the toilet.
Hello! Such a phenomenon exists in some remote and backward areas, and it is also very civilized in some developed cities.
Do Indians really not use toilet paper after going to the toilet? So what do they do?