They use the three seashellsWhat happens when guests come over ?
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They use the three seashellsWhat happens when guests come over ?
Is that like Japan where they have that thing beginning with b - I wanna say bidet - that actually sounds better than paper.In Malaysia and Thailand (and presumably other countries as well) they use a spray hose.
Seems strange but once you get used to it, you wonder why Australia and similar countries are so primitive.
Really? Paper? You 'clean' your backsides with dry paper? Do you also hunt for food and club the animals to death?
My understanding is that in Japan, the spray is automated, as in, the spray mechanism remains stationary.Is that like Japan where they have that thing beginning with b - I wanna say bidet - that actually sounds better than paper.
That actually sounds way better than paper.My understanding is that in Japan, the spray is automated, as in, the spray mechanism remains stationary.
In Malaysia and Thailand (and presumably elsewhere in SEA) you manually use a moveable hose which typically has a trigger.
Hence the informal name 'bum gun'.
The hose sits there next to the toilet, usually in a small support thing attached to the wall.
It 100% is better than paper and I don't know how I'm going to readjust when I return to a barbarous place like Australia.That actually sounds way better than paper.
Time to unwatch this thread I think
My understanding is that in Japan, the spray is automated, as in, the spray mechanism remains stationary.
In Malaysia and Thailand (and presumably elsewhere in SEA) you manually use a moveable hose which typically has a trigger.
Hence the informal name 'bum gun'.
The hose sits there next to the toilet, usually in a small support thing attached to the wall.
Bum guns aren't all that.
You're certain to wet your butt cheeks so you'll be reaching for some toilet paper regardless.
It's also a little bit awkward - if you sit down to use it, you don't want to put the hose too close to the butthole because that feels off hygienically but you also don't want to reach too far into the bowl... because that also feels off hygienically.
On the other hand, if you stand up, it's hard to get the aim right and you might get some water on the ground and/or a very wet butt.
Not if you have your own place and can take a shower after every visit to the looBum guns aren't all that.
You're certain to wet your butt cheeks so you'll be reaching for some toilet paper regardless.
In Malaysia and Thailand (and presumably other countries as well) they use a spray hose.
I copped food poisoning in Jakarta, and was on the shitter about 15 times for the day. The only thing that got me through was the spray hose. Arse was raw AF but we got through.
I am squirming now recalling it. Positive was Jaeger kicked the winner against the Cats. Made it all betterIt's times like those when the old Cod Liver Oil still comes in handy.
Hang on......some people stand first, then wipe?
and in a humans case....whilst using a toilet?Of course....Humans stand, while animals crouch.....Like, haven't you noticed that before?
and in a humans case....whilst using a toilet?