seriously i had gone 31 years not knowing that people stood up to wipe, i didn't even know it was an option. Mind = Blown.
It shouldn't be an option
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seriously i had gone 31 years not knowing that people stood up to wipe, i didn't even know it was an option. Mind = Blown.
Often use a landing pad if I'm using the ensuite and don't want my gf to hear the bombing of Pearl Harbour. Great thing.Great thread! Anyone else here use a landing pad? Came across it a couple months ago, Im a new man
Might be getting a bit graphic here but I find its only a hassle with a certain type (consistency, if you will) of poos. Most of the time its fine for me. You know those mini soy sauce bottles you get with sushi? A guy I work with carries one of those around with him (full of water) and uses it to moisten toilet paper if necessary. Wouldnt do it myself but he swears by itHairy arse and the effect it has on wiping, discuss.
Have you ever been to south east asia (parts) or south america? They use these little mini showerhead-type things there. Not sure what its called but we settled on bumgun. I was sceptical at first but tried it and never been so clean. If I ever own my own house Im having oneI think it may have been bought up here, or maybe another thread, but is there a reason we don't use moist towelettes or something to wipe? If you get poo on your hand for some reason, you aint wiping it off with paper, you wash your hands with water. Why do we use dry paper on our butts?
Yeah, that is a Bidet. I will be getting one of them in my next house tooHave you ever been to south east asia (parts) or south america? They use these little mini showerhead-type things there. Not sure what its called but we settled on bumgun. I was sceptical at first but tried it and never been so clean. If I ever own my own house Im having one
I think it may have been bought up here, or maybe another thread, but is there a reason we don't use moist towelettes or something to wipe? If you get poo on your hand for some reason, you aint wiping it off with paper, you wash your hands with water. Why do we use dry paper on our butts?
What do you do with the moist towellettes after you wipe though. Put them in the bin? Thats friggin gross
Ohh. No idea then.I thought bidets are stationary. The thing Im talking about is a mini version of this
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Hairy arse and the effect it has on wiping, discuss.
Just flush them.
If you have a septic system its going to cost you big time when you need to get the system cleanedFlush them down the toilet...
"The growing menace is the wet wipe, we estimate one in three people are flushing these down the loo," she said.
"We pull around 120 tonnes of wet wipes from the sewage network each year and if you stretched out the wet wipes from end to end they would stretch all the way to New Zealand.
"We are asking people to not flush them, but to put them in the bin and that saves us having to screen them out in our sewage treatment plants."
What do you do with the moist towellettes after you wipe though. Put them in the bin? Thats friggin gross
Greece is a one such place, my Aunt put up a couple of Greek exchange students once, and it took a couple of days to discover that the girls didn't realise the British sewage system is an improvement on the Greek one.There are many places around the world where you can't flush toilet paper.
Unless of course you want to see everything that went in to come back out again
A little bin is your only option
Greece is a one such place, my Aunt put up a couple of Greek exchange students once, and it took a couple of days to discover that the girls didn't realise the British sewage system is an improvement on the Greek one.
Not completely. A lot of the british sewer system is a hundred plus years old.Greece is a one such place, my Aunt put up a couple of Greek exchange students once, and it took a couple of days to discover that the girls didn't realise the British sewage system is an improvement on the Greek one.