Will the squat toilet splash water?

It's going to splash.

Correct the landlord, what comes out of the spill is not pure water, it is thin water.

There are 4 ways to avoid it

1. Drain the water in the toilet bowl first, so that you won't splash anything you pull.

2. Don't take off your pants when pulling, to ensure that you can't splash PP

3. Pull it in the yard, dry it in the sun, and then shovel it down the toilet when it is dry.

4. Replace the water in the toilet bowl and water tank with milk, so that there will be no "water" splashing.

Throw a piece of toilet paper into it first, and then you won't splash water if you strain, personal experience.

Diarrhea seems to be better, pull dry splash water like a pure water advertisement before, try to sit forward a little, but some toilets have water that pit is relatively backward, a friend's house of mine is, but unfortunately my home is not, woo, so every time I am very careful and careful, or simply go to squat in the bathroom.

There is a possibility of splashing water when pulling dry and thin.

Don't talk about diarrhea, pulling dry will be, alas, depressed. Who designed it. ·！

So now few people buy a new house with that kind of use, the one directly connected to the ground, convenient, hygienic.

It depends on how well you practice.