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pool is protected by p-guard.
Remeber if you're Goingto "P" we
will see. A very funny sign from
make money online.
Types of toilets
Squat toilet as seen in some parts of Europe and
Asia.
Greek squat toilet in 2008
There are also many different ways to clean oneself
after using the toilet. A lot depends on national
mores and local resources. The most common
choice in the Western world is toilet paper,
sometimes used in conjunction with the bidet. (See
Toilet paper and Anal cleansing for a discussion of
the many alternatives used through history and in
different cultures.) In the Middle East and some
countries in Asia, and South Asian countries such
as India and Pakistan, the custom is to use water,
either with or without toilet paper.[citation needed]
Traditionally, the left hand is used for this, for which
reason that hand is considered impolite or polluted
in many eastern countries. From
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilet
The most common type of toilet in modern cities is
the flush toilet, in which water takes away the waste
through sewers to a waste treatment plant. In rural
areas where sewers are not practical, septic tanks
may be installed instead.
The most common design in first-world countries is
the sitting toilet. Squat toilets are still used by the
majority of the world's population.
Squat toilet as seen in some parts of Europe and
Asia.
Greek squat toilet in 2008
There are also many different ways to clean oneself
after using the toilet. A lot depends on national
mores and local resources. The most common
choice in the Western world is toilet paper,
sometimes used in conjunction with the bidet. (See
Toilet paper and Anal cleansing for a discussion of
the many alternatives used through history and in
different cultures.) In the Middle East and some
countries in Asia, and South Asian countries such
as India and Pakistan, the custom is to use water,
either with or without toilet paper.[citation needed]
Traditionally, the left hand is used for this, for which
reason that hand is considered impolite or polluted
in many eastern countries. From
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toilet
The most common type of toilet in modern cities is
the flush toilet, in which water takes away the waste
through sewers to a waste treatment plant. In rural
areas where sewers are not practical, septic tanks
may be installed instead.
The most common design in first-world countries is
the sitting toilet. Squat toilets are still used by the
majority of the world's population.