What did the ancients use to wipe the toilet

In ancient times, there was no toilet paper, even if there was papermaking later, paper was as expensive as oil and was not willing to use it, so what did the ancients use to wipe their buttocks?

Paper was invented in small quantities and could not be used by ordinary people, but before the mass spread of paper: stone chips, tiles, bamboo chips, grass, tree bark, animal hair, and many other things you can imagine. Those who are rich and particular about have special bathing utensils, and they are washed after pulling.

Yellow mounted paper is the kind of burning paper used for sacrifices.

Toilet refers to a place built by humans for the physiological excretion of humans (or other specific organisms, such as domestic animals) and the placement (disposal) of excrement. Most of the toilets used by humans are divided into men's and women's toilets.

Ancient people used toilet chips to solve this problem. It is called "toilet Jane". In ancient times, when going to the toilet, the toilet chips were used instead of paper.

Small pieces of wood or bamboo are chipped. Rinse off with water for next use. The house of the nobility, with a splendid plan, ready to use.

After the invention of paper, bamboo and wood chips were still used because of the high price.

In ancient China, toilet chips were used, which could be recycled.