What did the ancient people do after going to the toilet

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.

Hehe, in ancient prisons, there were dung buckets, which were used in the countryside 30 years ago, and then poured once a day in the morning.

The earliest reliable evidence of wiping the buttocks is from the Three Kingdoms period, when the "toilet chip", that is, the butt wiping tool made of bamboo chips (wood chips in the north), it is said that this custom was introduced from India, and the Buddha used this thing to wipe the buttocks.

Do you need to talk about antiquity? Fifty years ago, when there was not enough paper, people used corn stalks or sorghum stalks, split them from the middle, and after pooping, they scraped clean with it, and you could ask your grandfather, the older generation had experienced it.

The ancients called it a toilet chip or a scraper.

It's just a thin piece of bamboo, which is relatively formal. >>>More