Can t throw toilet paper in the toilet?

Now in the community, few people will install squatting toilets at home, and they all go to the toilet in one step. But one thing to note is that you can't put toilet paper in it, why is that? Watch foreigners explain the principle and realize it!

Toilet paper can be thrown into the toilet, there is no hard requirement, not thrown into the toilet is just to prevent the toilet from clogging caused by the toilet paper not decomposing.

If you are worried about a clogged toilet, you can prepare a paper tube next to the toilet bowl and throw toilet paper into the paper tube at the end.

As far as I know, there is a habit in many places that "toilet paper is thrown in the basket" and the answer given to me is: I'm afraid of congesting the toilet, and I asked people who have used the toilet, and they said that there are many toilets that are not of good quality, and the outlet is only two fingers wide, and it is easy to block it, or some facilities cut corners, and the sewer pipes used are quite thin, and it is easy to block the toilet.

It's a hilarious question, and I think of course toilet paper has to be thrown into the basket, or it will increase water pollution if it is not flushed. The people in our office put the ugly side down so that they wouldn't see it and it wouldn't be so disgusting. Ha ha.

Throwing it into the toilet is easy to clog, and now the flushing is water-saving and the water pressure is small, and the landlord has changed his habits.

The landlord, you have a very reasonable point, it is more hygienic to throw it in the toilet.

However, if your unit's flushing is energy-saving, the water pressure is controlled, and it can't be flushed, then you can only do it according to the practice of the people in your unit, otherwise it's really a bit disgusting if you can't flush it.

Toilet paper can't be flushed, and the poop is not even worse. Nausea

Toilet paper can be thrown in the toilet.

But the flushing of your unit is probably energy-saving, so the amount of water and pressure are not up to the standard at home, so it can't be flushed, and of course it's a bit disgusting if it can't be flushed.

Heck, it's better to work outside, so it's better to follow the local customs.

It's not all due to insufficient water pressure.

There is also a design inside the toilet bowl that may be smaller.

You can do what others do, whatever.

This kind of toilet is not good, if there are brake-like marks left in the pool after pooping, how embarrassing it will be if it can't be flushed.