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Anonymous users2024-01-24The best way to do it: Take a paper towel and put it in the bottom of the toilet, which is to put it into the toilet sink and touch the water surface! You won't splash anywhere! Don't deliberately pull it to the inside of the toilet, or don't dare to push hard! Hey... Bonus points.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Pull the poop onto the inner wall where there is no water.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's disgusting to have bad flushing toilets everywhere right now. Here's how I do it: flush it with half a basin of water before the tuba and take the remaining water from the toilet bowl away, as long as the residual water is small enough to a certain extent, it will not cause a splash.
It should be noted that how much water to use, how much force to use, at what angle to rush in, and how much water is left to avoid splashing, all need to be tried several times depending on the actual situation. In my experience, the above factors are different for different toilets. However, the toilet in your own house, as long as there is a successful experience, the latter can be replicated.
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Put two pieces of toilet paper first, cover the water surface, and there will be no splashes.
This one is very simple, you spread a tissue on the water before going to the toilet, and then there will be no splashing. If you want, you can also spread a few more.
Spread a layer of toilet paper underneath it, and I do it every time.
Sit forward at one point so that the stool does not fall directly into the water, but on the ceramic, so that the stool slides down and does not splash water.