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Anonymous users2024-01-24The so-called waste phenomenon mainly refers to the mischievous act of simply taking an entire roll or spreading toilet paper on the floor.
Both of these behaviors are indeed rare.
As for whether everyone uses a little more than at home, or tears an extra section to wipe their nose later, there's really no way to count.
The Japanese have always copied the used toilet paper directly into the toilet bowl and flushed it away, and the trash can next to the toilet is mainly used to discard paper or dao >>>More
It can be set to a person-time, every five minutes to dispense the paper, each time only a fixed number of times, to prevent someone from rubbing oil to take advantage.
Because the Japanese sewer pipes are thick, the toilet pipes are also thick, and they will not be blocked, which is also hygienic, and the Chinese pipes are not too thin and easy to block
Japanese toilet paper is biodegradable in water, so Japanese toilet paper can (must) be thrown in the toilet bowl and flushed together.
Yes....But it's better to bring your own....Because some will run out.