Japan Toilet Love

Thu 2008/12/04 17:42 JST
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The Japan Toilet Institute has started a campaign called Lets love the toilet.

The campaign has a few messages:-

-Use toilet paper with care.
-Think about the next person.
-We can help our Earth starting from the toilet.

The same institute carried out research which found that men used an average of 132 centimeters of toilet paper while women used 99 centimeters. They want to see if people start using less paper to wipe their bottoms after the campaign.

I thought of many different questions to ask regarding how you wipe your bottom and whether you check to see how much you wiped off but thought I'd better not ^^;

But hey, if you don't check, how do you know if you are clean or not? Do you wipe a certain amount of times regardless of how much you managed to wipe off with your quota?
If you never look and only wipe 5 times, how about the rest that may get left over? Must get all squiggy and skiddy.

Oh OK then - will ask in the poll. Only if you insist I ask.
But I'm not going to ask you if you squash the paper together to make butterfly patterns.

Image of our toilet washlet which washes our bottom holes for us - but we still need tissue to dry off as our one does not come with a dryer. Have you tried a Japanese washlet? I jumped off my seat when I first tried one ^^;

Other things that our toilet does is warm the seat, control water pressure of squirt, turn on "massage mode" (the stream of water wiggles back n forth to remove stubborn corn or spinach) and after flushing, the water used to fill the tank comes from a tap object at the top of the toilet for you to wash your hands.

News via Asahi.

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  • froggy
    froggy in France (Registered on 2008/11/20)
    Marketer

    I love Japanese toilets

    i actually discovered them during my first trip to... Korea !

    amazing invention

    i wish we had them in europe :(

    we definitely live in the last century here :(

    Thu 2008/12/04 17:38:08 JST (ID #398748)
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    • Alexeon
      Alexeon in California (Registered on 2008/06/09)
      Lazyman Extraordinaire

      Hey, at least you guys in Europe have Bidets. Here in the US we dont even have those... :D

      Sat 2008/12/06 23:07:18 JST (ID #401627)
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  • IzayoiKagemaru
    IzayoiKagemaru in Portugal (Registered on 2008/09/16)
    Computer Tech. / Graphic Design
    http://reikukan.jimdo.com/

    Nice toilets you have there... Could use one of those.^^

    Thu 2008/12/04 17:44:22 JST (ID #398750)
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  • soulfringe
    soulfringe in Sacramento California, United States (Registered on 2008/10/25)
    Delivery Driver | Semi-student
    http://www.soulfringe.com/

    you know, in my first bout with college, I had a speech class. For the first oral speech assignment for class we had to talk about something that annoyed us more than anyother thing.

    For me, that was doing my business and finding out that there was no toilet paper when done !!

    It was a very grand speech of 3-5 minutes that packed many great puns about all the make shift toilet paper options one could muster to find. I think the speech made an impact on the class and teacher =p


    Also whats up with the facet toilets, that act as a sink to wash your hands and recyle that water to the toilet after flush.?

    Thu 2008/12/04 17:44:44 JST (ID #398751)
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    • Alexeon
      Alexeon in California (Registered on 2008/06/09)
      Lazyman Extraordinaire

      Eww, recycled toilet water for washing your hands? Yuck. LOL

      Sat 2008/12/06 23:08:34 JST (ID #401629)
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  • ceasol
    ceasol in Edmonton, Canada (Registered on 2008/01/08)
    Otaku
    http://imperiomoe.wordpress.com

    Yeah I want one of this one at home but with warm water I do not want to jump out of my seat^^

    Thu 2008/12/04 17:46:59 JST (ID #398754)
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  • the great paul
    the great paul in heaven (Registered on 2008/03/14)
    pervert

    so there is a toilet that includes a dryer?

    Thu 2008/12/04 17:50:11 JST (ID #398757)
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  • Alafista OTAKU
    Alafista OTAKU in Singapore (Registered on 2006/12/25)
    Policy & Research Officer
    http://www.alafista.com/

    Haha this is a poll that gets down into the dirty facts.

    Thu 2008/12/04 17:53:03 JST (ID #398759)
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  • marvin
    marvin (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    http://www.marvinryan.com

    there's a model with a dryer?!? Wow now I've heard it all. ^^ anyway we use a bidet at home. But am thinking of bringing home a washlet next time I go to Japan. About wiping buttoms, me wipe til there's nothing to wipe. but why am I sharing this info? ^^;

    Thu 2008/12/04 17:56:35 JST (ID #398761)
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    • Danny Choo
      Danny Choo in Tokyo (Registered on 2006/12/11)
      CEO MIrai Inc
      http://www.dannychoo.com/profile/eng/

      I really need to work on the echo bug ^^;

      Thu 2008/12/04 17:57:54 JST (ID #398764)
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      • marvin
        marvin (Registered on 2006/12/24)
        http://www.marvinryan.com

        sorry about that, I think my iPod touch when on a fritz while I was posting the message.

        Thu 2008/12/04 18:03:56 JST (ID #398771)
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    • sharky
      sharky in NCF (Registered on 2007/09/13)
      Ha!

      Yes, I have one that has an air dryer, works very well. Ours also has a remote control make it easier to control. Best US$600 I've spend to upgrade my bathroom. We love it. Even if you don't use the "wash and dry" features, just having a warm seat on cold winter days makes it all worth it.

      Thu 2008/12/04 20:09:18 JST (ID #398936)
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  • marvin
    marvin (Registered on 2006/12/24)
    http://www.marvinryan.com

    there's a model with a dryer?!? Wow now I've heard it all. ^^ anyway we use a bidet at home. But am thinking of bringing home a washlet next time I go to Japan. About wiping buttoms, me wipe til there's nothing to wipe. but why am I sharing this info? ^^;

    Thu 2008/12/04 17:56:37 JST (ID #398762)
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  • froggy
    froggy in France (Registered on 2008/11/20)
    Marketer

    hahaha i just paid attention to the poll question ^^

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:00:50 JST (ID #398766)
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  • froggy
    froggy in France (Registered on 2008/11/20)
    Marketer

    anyway, heated toilets + LCD screen + PS3 = let's live in the toilets :p

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:01:46 JST (ID #398767)
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  • WiseFreeman
    WiseFreeman in DC Cloning Laboratory (Registered on 2007/11/07)
    Dance Trooper: DCX-001 O.D.E. (Order of the Dancing Empire)
    http://dannychoo.com.my

    Ahhh....... I'll keep this part of sharing to myself ^^;

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:05:17 JST (ID #398774)
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  • gordon
    gordon in 新加坡 Singapore (Registered on 2007/06/11)
    銀河帝国五〇一軍团 TK/TD 8316 M.E.P.D. Police Sergeant
    http://gordonator.com/

    what i'm more interested to know is that do you after one wipe, fold the paper in half to wipe again, then fold in another half to wipe again and so on? ^^;

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:06:03 JST (ID #398775)
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    • marvin
      marvin (Registered on 2006/12/24)
      http://www.marvinryan.com

      lol! You got me interested as well, how many fold can you do on a single handful of tissue paper? I usually fold twice, but on occasions of tissue scarcity, I can only fold up to a max of 3.
      Btw let me know if this be over sharing. ^^;

      Thu 2008/12/04 18:12:25 JST (ID #398783)
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      • gordon
        gordon in 新加坡 Singapore (Registered on 2007/06/11)
        銀河帝国五〇一軍团 TK/TD 8316 M.E.P.D. Police Sergeant
        http://gordonator.com/

        3 seems a fair number of folds before things gets er.. too out of hand. lol. ('~')

        Thu 2008/12/04 19:24:10 JST (ID #398859)
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    • Pyoro
      Pyoro in Singapore (Registered on 2007/08/22)
      Student
      http://anime.tedfox.com/

      oh gawd no. just no....

      Thu 2008/12/04 18:15:29 JST (ID #398787)
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    • darktek13
      darktek13 in Utah, USA (Registered on 2008/02/03)
      Looking for work again
      http://flickr.com/photos/darktek13/

      3, 4, 5 folds. I stop when I can no longer safely get away with a wipe. I very conservative with my paper :)

      Thu 2008/12/04 18:17:59 JST (ID #398791)
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      • marvin
        marvin (Registered on 2006/12/24)
        http://www.marvinryan.com

        holee crap, 5 folds? Seriously? Can't imagine how small and stubby that paper would be. You definitely deserve an award for helping save the environment. Unless of course if you are actually using one of those bounty kitchen towelets as tissue paper. ^^;

        Thu 2008/12/04 18:36:42 JST (ID #398808)
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        • litokid
          litokid in Toronto, Canada (Registered on 2007/11/25)
          university film student | ecchikid | the Archivist
          http://www.vimeo.com/longhim

          Would that not be very painful? ^^; I fold my paper until it's too small to sue safely without unfolding. Unless it was very messy to begin with. In which case it's one-use.

          ...This whole thread is one big example of Too Much Information. x_x"

          Thu 2008/12/04 20:02:34 JST (ID #398929)
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          • darktek13
            darktek13 in Utah, USA (Registered on 2008/02/03)
            Looking for work again
            http://flickr.com/photos/darktek13/

            I agree with you on all of your points litokid :) Especially the too much information hehe

            Thu 2008/12/04 21:32:59 JST (ID #399018)
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        • darktek13
          darktek13 in Utah, USA (Registered on 2008/02/03)
          Looking for work again
          http://flickr.com/photos/darktek13/

          Practice practice practice marvin ;)

          Thu 2008/12/04 21:32:16 JST (ID #399017)
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    • dyne46
      dyne46 in Philippines, Antipolo (Registered on 2008/03/13)
      Processing Executive

      I think that its important to fold and its an art to do so. Right...Ok just kidding about the art bit. I fold only if I know my hands are safe. -_-

      Thu 2008/12/04 18:31:57 JST (ID #398802)
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    • froggy
      froggy in France (Registered on 2008/11/20)
      Marketer

      ******* SUPER IMPORTANT *********

      how many times can you use the same piece of paper if you fold it X times ??? ^^

      can you also do origami once you've finished folding and wiping and put your craftwork floating on the paper like Michael Scofield does in Prison Break ???

      ^^

      *********************************

      Thu 2008/12/04 19:01:10 JST (ID #398836)
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      • froggy
        froggy in France (Registered on 2008/11/20)
        Marketer

        i wanted to say, "on the water", not "on the paper"

        Thu 2008/12/04 19:01:48 JST (ID #398837)
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      • 6pack
        6pack (Registered on 2008/03/20)
        browsing the nets
        http://otakuposts.blogspot.com/

        rofl. that was funny.

        Fri 2008/12/05 05:05:16 JST (ID #399399)
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    • Kozta-Boom
      Kozta-Boom in Coconut cream pie world (Registered on 2008/06/25)
      Spartan
      http://www.ryobase.com

      If that really help a toilet be more cleaner then I'll do like you just said.

      Fri 2008/12/05 04:40:28 JST (ID #399379)
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  • darktek13
    darktek13 in Utah, USA (Registered on 2008/02/03)
    Looking for work again
    http://flickr.com/photos/darktek13/

    I have yet to try a Japanese washlet. It sounds like it would take some getting used to...

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:14:08 JST (ID #398786)
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  • The Bard
    The Bard in Dokodemo ii yo (Registered on 2008/03/12)
    Poet (not)

    Have any of you guys ever used the squatting-style toilets?
    Really does wonders to the glutes, especially those erm... very long sessions

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:26:53 JST (ID #398797)
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  • Lelouch Lamperouge
    Lelouch Lamperouge in ClovisLand (Registered on 2008/08/21)
    former Emperor of Britannia
    http://reflectiarx.wordpress.com/

    Bathroom innovation.
    Truly amazing!

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:34:37 JST (ID #398806)
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  • charlosian
    charlosian in 新潟県 (Registered on 2008/07/12)
    Web Developer, Designer, ALT
    http://8bitplus.blogspot.com/

    this guy loves japanese toilets also.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meD3O_6LLNQ

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:37:08 JST (ID #398809)
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  • ornehx
    ornehx in ペナン、マレシ-ア (Registered on 2007/12/25)
    dannychoo.com の読者

    i sprayed with water on my face the first time i tried one...
    but then after that, i am always looking forward to a nice warmed up seat after a whole day of shopping..

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:39:27 JST (ID #398811)
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  • lerry[maru]
    lerry[maru] in Kuala Lumpur, MY (Registered on 2008/09/14)
    Nekophilia

    Dryer.. Won't it hurt...?

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:42:45 JST (ID #398815)
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  • aquilla
    aquilla in United Kingdom (Registered on 2008/10/22)
    Office Administrator
    http://aquilla429.co.uk

    I'm sure you remember what English toilets are like Danny. Yep, they're still the same pretty much. I wish we could get a toilet more like the Japanese toilets.

    As for toilet paper, I use on;y what I need and well...you gotta check...its gross but, how else would you know if it was clean? You wouldn't.

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:44:19 JST (ID #398819)
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  • kwech
    kwech in Japan in March '09! (Registered on 2008/10/06)
    Internet Media
    http://twitter.com/kwech

    HAHAHA!

    The way you have of describing certain things is simply hilarious.

    "butterfly patterns" , "stubborn corn or spinach" hahaha!

    Thu 2008/12/04 18:56:13 JST (ID #398833)
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    • juando!
      juando! in Florida (Registered on 2008/10/29)
      Uni Student

      omgzzzz i know. i almost fell off my chair when i read that!

      Thu 2008/12/04 20:44:43 JST (ID #398983)
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  • froggy
    froggy in France (Registered on 2008/11/20)
    Marketer

    Danny, your topics keep surprising me ^^

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:02:32 JST (ID #398838)
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  • Robostrike
    Robostrike in Waterloo, Ontario (Registered on 2008/01/02)
    System Design Engineering (UWaterloo)
    http://robostrike.wordpress.com

    Oh yeah, Fumika is going to work in Japan for a toilet company ^_^/
    Japanese toilets are very useful. Used it once in HK when my uncle has one installed. Very accessible and easy to use ^_^

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:06:52 JST (ID #398841)
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  • Gamal
    Gamal in Philadelphia (Registered on 2008/06/22)
    Student
    http://learnotaku.wordpress.com

    Haha, when I saw this post I couldn't help but be reminded of Golden Boy:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpkwoJiAks8

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:13:06 JST (ID #398848)
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    • IzayoiKagemaru
      IzayoiKagemaru in Portugal (Registered on 2008/09/16)
      Computer Tech. / Graphic Design
      http://reikukan.jimdo.com/

      Hilarious scene but the English dub its painfull to hear.
      Glad I got the Japanese version.^^

      Thu 2008/12/04 20:28:28 JST (ID #398960)
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  • Lenners
    Lenners in Vancouver, Canada (Registered on 2008/11/11)
    大学生
    http://okashi.cloudy-skies.net/

    How do they find out how much toilet paper people use?? That's one... awkward question to ask someone, let alone check x_x

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:19:30 JST (ID #398853)
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  • Harts
    Harts in Estonia (Registered on 2008/06/02)
    Student

    -Use toilet paper with care.
    -Think about the next person.
    -We can help our Earth starting from the toilet.
    All good and justified ideas:)

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:23:43 JST (ID #398858)
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  • Monkee
    Monkee in Canada (Registered on 2007/02/08)
    Otaku / Student in Networking
    http://hayasaki-kun.blogspot.com/

    Very high tech toilet...lol

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:24:27 JST (ID #398860)
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  • Okita
    Okita in Germany (Registered on 2008/10/28)
    Student & Game Designer
    http://www.artificialzeromedia.com/

    "But hey, if you don't check, how do you know if you are clean or not?"

    Thats what I'm saying...

    Besides... if there is blood or anything dangerous you should notice it soon =P

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:30:26 JST (ID #398876)
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  • aquilla
    aquilla in United Kingdom (Registered on 2008/10/22)
    Office Administrator
    http://aquilla429.co.uk

    OMG Some people have voted never, that's so gross. How do you know you're clean?

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:31:47 JST (ID #398880)
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    • tymmur
      tymmur in his top secret nuclear bunker (Registered on 2008/01/20)
      Mad scientist

      Maybe they presume that they are clean after 2-3 meters or something... or don't care :P

      Seriously... some people either don't care or think it's so gross that they will not look. You should check what you leave behind though. Sometimes there can be something wrong with your body and changes in what you leave behind can be a clear sign of this. A doctor once asked me if mine was ok 48 hours ago so and 48 hours ago I had no idea that I will end up being terrible ill and rushed to a hospital >.<

      Thu 2008/12/04 23:52:19 JST (ID #399109)
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  • Ulrezaj
    Ulrezaj in Toronto, Canada (Registered on 2008/01/07)
    IT Architect

    The toilets are one of the things that stick out in my mind most about Japan. So clean everywhere you go, and ridiculously high tech. I'm all for a toilet revolution here in North America :P

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:32:11 JST (ID #398881)
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    • Okita
      Okita in Germany (Registered on 2008/10/28)
      Student & Game Designer
      http://www.artificialzeromedia.com/

      "ridiculously high tech" doesn't exists

      there is no overkill in technological progress

      Thu 2008/12/04 21:17:48 JST (ID #399010)
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      • tymmur
        tymmur in his top secret nuclear bunker (Registered on 2008/01/20)
        Mad scientist

        Actually Japan tends to make "ridiculously high tech". However I would rather call it "poor component usage". It's a bit hard to explain what I mean so I will make up an example instead. A Japanese device contains 7 components annd it has 12 features (1,71 features/component). A European device has 3 components and it has 7 features (2,3 features/component).

        Naturally this is generally speaking but the Japanese aren't the best at getting hardware with limited capacity and then maximise how many features to add to it. On the other hand using more components can make the features more independant from each other, so it's not like one solution is better than the other, it's more like a tradeoff.

        Fri 2008/12/05 00:23:29 JST (ID #399132)
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  • lolipedofin
    lolipedofin in Singapore -back at my stinky dump- (Registered on 2008/06/14)
    Mahasiswa yang terdampar di Singapura.
    http://lolipedofin.wordpress.com/

    lol... Japanese toilet sure are nice... I remember when i stayed on my cousin home at Tokyo, i was surprised by the warmth when i sat down... they sure love their toilet... no wonder they have fetish for it... XD

    As for saving toilet paper while doing business... Let's just say that we Indonesians know the best when it comes to save toilet paper, but after hearing how people condemn, looked down, and avoid us after some of my friend decided to reveal the trade secret.. This time, i'd prefer to keep it a secret... for integrity sake... lol.

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:35:01 JST (ID #398886)
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    • tymmur
      tymmur in his top secret nuclear bunker (Registered on 2008/01/20)
      Mad scientist

      I think I know the secret. At least I know what the secret is in other countries. People not using the secret tend to look down on it for hygiene reasons. This actually keeps some tourists (including me) away.

      (the tourists who are unaware of this secret tend to think they can't deal with the spices or something since it upsets their stomack... the reason is the chef's secret though)

      Fri 2008/12/05 00:28:21 JST (ID #399136)
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      • lolipedofin
        lolipedofin in Singapore -back at my stinky dump- (Registered on 2008/06/14)
        Mahasiswa yang terdampar di Singapura.
        http://lolipedofin.wordpress.com/

        hahaha... lol. i'm not sure, but i think you got it right....

        But you know what dude?? as long as you clean it thoroughly it's perfectly hygiene, at least in our eyes... Because to us, it's paper that's not clean enough.... XD

        And as for the food, please... of course it's not because of that... I've been living at Jakarta and i'm doing fine for 20 years eating everywhere here. I concede there's might be issue with hygiene, but it's not isolated to the 'lefty'... And of course the spices could play a part....

        Anyway, it's culture, it's neither right nor wrong, right?

        Fri 2008/12/05 02:35:52 JST (ID #399254)
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        • 6pack
          6pack (Registered on 2008/03/20)
          browsing the nets
          http://otakuposts.blogspot.com/

          i know what you mean. its the same trade secret here too. ^_^
          i think i'll keep quite like you too.

          Fri 2008/12/05 05:07:59 JST (ID #399403)
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        • tymmur
          tymmur in his top secret nuclear bunker (Registered on 2008/01/20)
          Mad scientist

          You think I got right, but I thought you used left XD

          "as long as you clean it thoroughly it's perfectly hygiene, at least in our eyes". Somehow it appears like it isn't the case. It's a well known fact in Europe that if you go visit a "paperless" country then you should expect to get to know the toilets in the country. Some people think it's due to unfamilar food, but this condition can spread to other people when they return home. The real is bacteria and knowing where they come from I think it's kind of gross.

          Maybe you guys can accept it because you are used to it and your body knows the local bacterias or something (making it more resistant), but it's nowhere like what we are used to in Europe (or at least Western Europe). Here it's headline stories every time somebody got ill from non-homemade food. The kitchen is shut down until the source of the contaminatoin is found and eliminated... yeah if "bathroom bacteria" is found in the food, then it's an instant forced closure. It may sound strict, but it means that you can buy food everywhere without health risk.

          To be honest I don't know if it is a problem in Indonesia or India, but I do know that it's a problem in northern Africa.

          Sure it's culture and I'm not going to take culture away from people. However culture shouldn't be that strong that you can't consider changing things if you realise that you are hurting other people. Poor toilet hygiene can even lead to colera, which is deadly.

          Fri 2008/12/05 23:07:35 JST (ID #400400)
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          • lolipedofin
            lolipedofin in Singapore -back at my stinky dump- (Registered on 2008/06/14)
            Mahasiswa yang terdampar di Singapura.
            http://lolipedofin.wordpress.com/

            Hmmm... will consider teaching my children differently then...^^

            For me... uhh, how do i say this.. I feel uncomfortable unless I do so...

            Sat 2009/03/14 12:46:32 JST (ID #521344)
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  • persocomsan
    persocomsan in Pueblo, CO (Registered on 2008/06/20)
    http://animaticfigmation.com/

    bad timing checking this post I was in the middle of eating XD

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:37:02 JST (ID #398889)
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    • tenrou
      tenrou in Honolulu, HI (Registered on 2008/04/16)
      流浪人

      I just finished lunch... ^^;

      Fri 2008/12/05 00:40:22 JST (ID #399143)
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      • lightningsabre
        lightningsabre in Vancouver (Registered on 2007/08/30)
        Pseudo-Graphic Designer, 触手 wrangler, H-Man
        http://lightningsabre.blogspot.com/

        No worries... it's only about the toilet... unless you were reading the comments XD
        As for me... I'm eating M&M peanuts as I'm reading these. :P

        Fri 2008/12/05 01:58:11 JST (ID #399213)
        reply to lightningsabre's comment
    • Coco the Bean
      Coco the Bean in Northern California (Registered on 2008/01/06)
      Pokemon master
      http://thecococafe.wordpress.com/

      Haha, me too.
      But I'm still eating :P

      Fri 2008/12/05 04:01:48 JST (ID #399343)
      reply to Coco the Bean's comment
  • Meimi132
    Meimi132 in Stuck in the void between the net life and real life. (Registered on 2007/12/03)
    Student, Otaku, She-Geek(Sheek lol)
    http://meimi132.wordpress.com/

    Why would you even think of squidging it together to make a butterfly... OMG......

    Thu 2008/12/04 19:45:50 JST (ID #398906)
    reply to Meimi132's comment
    • undyingSoldier
      undyingSoldier in South Africa (Registered on 2008/03/05)
      Software Developer / Space Marine

      Yeah, that is grim.

      Thu 2008/12/04 20:35:42 JST (ID #398964)
      reply to undyingSoldier's comment
  • lostandfound
    lostandfound in Singapore (Registered on 2007/10/21)
    Hikikomori in the making
    http://supermariabros.deviantart.com/

    LOL this must be one of those awkward posts^^;...

    Thu 2008/12/04 20:16:13 JST (ID #398943)
    reply to lostandfound's comment
    • undyingSoldier
      undyingSoldier in South Africa (Registered on 2008/03/05)
      Software Developer / Space Marine

      too much detail, i agree #_#

      Thu 2008/12/04 20:36:13 JST (ID #398967)
      reply to undyingSoldier's comment
    • nanu
      nanu in U.S. Suburbia (Registered on 2007/12/28)
      hikikomori

      awkward because everyone thinks it's awkward when in fact it's very mundane and shouldn't shock anyone ;-;

      Thu 2008/12/04 23:27:54 JST (ID #399094)
      reply to nanu's comment
      • tymmur
        tymmur in his top secret nuclear bunker (Registered on 2008/01/20)
        Mad scientist

        yeah... it would be fairly safe to assume that everybody reading this tried at least one kind of toilet at least once. I'm not even trying to hide this fact: I will use toilets and toilet paper every day and I plan to do that for the rest of my life. Maybe somebody out there will think I'm awkward, but maybe that's the way I am :P

        Fri 2008/12/05 00:32:36 JST (ID #399137)
        reply to tymmur's comment
  • aprilius20
    aprilius20 in Malaysia. Physically, at least. (Registered on 2008/10/26)
    Student, part-time Haruhi wannabe (that bit about godhood etc)
    http://www.aprilius20.wordpress.com

    No matter how odd this sounds, it was fun playing with the air dryer:)

    Thu 2008/12/04 20:24:21 JST (ID #398952)
    reply to aprilius20's comment
  • tintin-san
    tintin-san in シンガポオル Singapore (Registered on 2008/05/11)
    大学生

    Honestly I was intimidated by Japanese toilets.
    So many buttons and it was very complex.

    Didn't know which did what and I didn't dare try the water spray!
    My friend said it was nice though.

    Felt it would be weird.

    Wonders how Japanese feels when they have to use toilets overseas which are less advance.

    Thu 2008/12/04 20:38:20 JST (ID #398972)
    reply to tintin-san's comment
  • Quen
    Quen in ニューヨーク (Registered on 2008/08/13)
    http://www.sankakucomplex.com/

    Japanese washlets are incredible. Warmed toilet seats are the best part about them.

    Thu 2008/12/04 20:56:24 JST (ID #398999)
    reply to Quen's comment
  • chun
    chun in need to be in bed (Registered on 2007/01/09)
    part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
    http://puppy52art.com/

    *giggle* at the 2 yous in the Polls option :P Bum washing option is nice lol

    Thu 2008/12/04 21:47:41 JST (ID #399025)
    reply to chun's comment
  • Zou
    Zou in New York City (Registered on 2008/07/08)
    Student & Authorized Chicken Slapper
    http://www.otakuinternational.com

    that is one high tech looking toilet.

    Thu 2008/12/04 22:29:53 JST (ID #399046)
    reply to Zou's comment
  • Hidden Oasis
    Hidden Oasis in California, United Sates (Registered on 2008/10/28)
    College Freshmen

    I was thinking that this was going to be some sort of fetish thing some Japanese people have. ^^; Those hi-tech toilets are really cool though. I used it once in a hotel.

    Thu 2008/12/04 23:37:18 JST (ID #399096)
    reply to Hidden Oasis's comment
  • e-jump
    e-jump in Malaysia (Registered on 2007/12/22)
    Engineer by weekdays, Hikki by weekends
    http://ejump.wordpress.com/

    i've experience similar toilet in CA. The bidet is creepily sensational.
    Anyway, i always check for toilet papers before having my session.
    But i still prefer the water faucet.

    Thu 2008/12/04 23:42:19 JST (ID #399100)
    reply to e-jump's comment
  • Kilkrazy
    Kilkrazy in London (Registered on 2008/04/17)
    Producer

    Given the number of illnesses that show signs in the stools, it is sensible to examine one's doings.

    The washlet feature is great.

    Thu 2008/12/04 23:46:24 JST (ID #399104)
    reply to Kilkrazy's comment
  • Kilkrazy
    Kilkrazy in London (Registered on 2008/04/17)
    Producer

    I just remembered, the latest generation of Japanese lavatories have infra-red remote control for all the functions.

    Thu 2008/12/04 23:47:58 JST (ID #399106)
    reply to Kilkrazy's comment
  • ait_meijin
    ait_meijin in サイベリア (Registered on 2007/02/04)
    IT-オタク
    http://picasaweb.google.com/ait.meijin

    I believe that designers of those toilets have some fun while developing all those features.

    ps: I almost can feel an objectionable smell coming from this thread XD

    Fri 2008/12/05 00:20:00 JST (ID #399130)
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    • tymmur
      tymmur in his top secret nuclear bunker (Registered on 2008/01/20)
      Mad scientist

      actually you can get toilets that creates vacuum to trap unwanted odors. That's actually an interesting idea.

      Fri 2008/12/05 00:39:30 JST (ID #399141)
      reply to tymmur's comment
  • XSportSeeker
    XSportSeeker in Brazil (Registered on 2007/08/22)
    Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
    http://xspblog.com

    Actually, I liked Washlets so much I was trying to find a way of importing them... no luck though.

    Back at my hometown, on my previous home, we had bidets. So I got used to them since I was a kid.

    So, using toilet paper only nowadays feels kinda dirty to me.

    One of the first things I did when I moved was installing a "private shower"... which replaces bidets kinda.

    I still have toilet paper, but I don't use them much... to dry I just keep a small towel, since I have only to dry some water, it doesn't get dirty.

    And it's all good. It's cleaner, more higienic, and I produce less waste... which is great since toilet paper is among the worst types of waste we produce.

    Fri 2008/12/05 01:33:37 JST (ID #399183)
    reply to XSportSeeker's comment
  • lightningsabre
    lightningsabre in Vancouver (Registered on 2007/08/30)
    Pseudo-Graphic Designer, 触手 wrangler, H-Man
    http://lightningsabre.blogspot.com/

    I'd like to get one of the ones that has a washlet... really save some paper, but um, it needs to be pressurized or something, cuz it can get really stuck in there ^^; Dryer is nice too. Techonology in Japan is so advanced it even reaches to the toilet XD I doubt we can have those kinds of toilets here... would be vandalized and damaged by a**holes (pun intended).

    Fri 2008/12/05 02:01:36 JST (ID #399217)
    reply to lightningsabre's comment
  • Xcomp
    Xcomp in UK, Glasgow (Registered on 2008/12/01)
    http://xcomprandomness.co.uk/

    I think I would be surprised too if I ended up with a jet of water. It would be even awkward if someone just cried out and jumped off the seat, though ^^;

    As for the questions... No comment, LOL.

    Fri 2008/12/05 02:07:09 JST (ID #399226)
    reply to Xcomp's comment
  • DarkWaveSurfer
    DarkWaveSurfer in Tokyo or Seattle (Registered on 2007/03/11)
    code monkey

    I'm back in Seattle now and missing my Japanese toilet deeply. After you get used to those anything else seems barbaric! I'm not a big fan of the sink on the top though. Most people don't put soap up there, but sometimes they put a pile of rocks??

    The weirdest toilet I saw in Tokyo was at a karaoke bar in Shin-Okubo. It was out in the middle of the hallway (only the guys toilet, the girls had a normal bathroom). What was even stranger is that the girls we went with inlcuding my Japanese teacher, stood there and talked to us while we used it... without laughing.

    Fri 2008/12/05 02:26:32 JST (ID #399243)
    reply to DarkWaveSurfer's comment
    • 6pack
      6pack (Registered on 2008/03/20)
      browsing the nets
      http://otakuposts.blogspot.com/

      oh shit. that must really feel ackward.

      Fri 2008/12/05 05:13:53 JST (ID #399411)
      reply to 6pack's comment
    • tymmur
      tymmur in his top secret nuclear bunker (Registered on 2008/01/20)
      Mad scientist

      Speaking of "public" toilets, I once encountered something like that. I went to an outdoor public event and I guess like 50.000 people showed up. They had put up temporal toilets to deal with this and they used some... how to descripe this.. well it was like a square box and there was a hole in each direction. You could then put your dolphin into the hole and do what you have to do.... right in front of countless strangers of all ages (estimating age 0 to 80 wouldn't be far off)

      I didn't use it and I didn't see any of them being used XD

      Fri 2008/12/05 23:17:08 JST (ID #400411)
      reply to tymmur's comment
  • Andrei-kun
    Andrei-kun in California, USA (Registered on 2008/10/23)
    Student
    http://andreijournal.blogspot.com

    I always take care of any toilet except those already dead. LOL
    I always look all angles after doing the *job*, for me to check if there was a spoil. Then clean it out if seen. It's just a civilian job.

    Fri 2008/12/05 02:28:58 JST (ID #399248)
    reply to Andrei-kun's comment
  • DarkFader
    DarkFader in Netherlands (Registered on 2007/10/31)
    hw sw engineer
    http://darkfader.blogspot.com/

    Is there a model that has all these: washing sink, warmer, sprayer, dryer ?
    Optionally I'd like auto-flush, flush sound (or better: any mp3's), ethernet connectivity (for occupation status, lol).
    The spraying into my rear felt a bit awkward but somewhat nice.

    Fri 2008/12/05 02:36:08 JST (ID #399255)
    reply to DarkFader's comment
  • Zakaさん
    Zakaさん in アメリカ?日本かも??( ゚Д゚) (Registered on 2008/11/11)
    王オタク x 天才様
    http://www.zakarius.com/

    Oh man I just HAD to be eating when I read this. hahaha

    Fri 2008/12/05 02:37:16 JST (ID #399257)
    reply to Zakaさん's comment
  • ecchirabu
    ecchirabu in Texas (Registered on 2008/09/21)

    I knew about the washlet and that was one of the first things I tried out when in Japan last year. I too jumped out of my seat but from then on I adjusted quickly and now I miss it.

    Fri 2008/12/05 02:49:18 JST (ID #399266)
    reply to ecchirabu's comment
  • Tasche
    Tasche in Vancouver, BC (Registered on 2008/11/03)
    Apprentice Baking & Pastry Chef
    http://Ima-Monogatari.com/

    who knows what stuff lurks in the washroom! be mindful please..

    Fri 2008/12/05 03:02:19 JST (ID #399277)
    reply to Tasche's comment
  • Altair Hashan
    Altair Hashan in Ljubljana, Slovenia (Registered on 2008/05/18)
    A Real RocknRolla

    i remember a time when taking a s*** was a simple experience....

    Fri 2008/12/05 03:03:38 JST (ID #399282)
    reply to Altair Hashan's comment
  • Shockerz
    Shockerz in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Registered on 2008/10/12)
    Student
    http://shockerz.wordpress.com/

    I never use a Japanese toilet before but If I have the changes I'm sure will try it. Talking about wipe after you "done". I usually use water instead of tissue paper. This way we will be saving more paper.

    Fri 2008/12/05 03:10:30 JST (ID #399296)
    reply to Shockerz's comment
  • マ-クスティペン
    マ-クスティペン in Philippines (Registered on 2008/09/15)
    Jr. Software Developer
    http://mrklo-olstphn.livejournal.com/

    Filipinos as much as possible don't want to use toilet paper but instead wash their behinds using either bidets or the pail and dipper combo....
    When those are not available, I personally use a lot of toilet paper which I usually check after wiping. Thats how OC i am with my behind.

    Fri 2008/12/05 03:44:46 JST (ID #399328)
    reply to マ-クスティペン's comment
  • Koji98
    Koji98 in Arlington, Texas (Registered on 2007/11/04)
    Your local Otaku Cashier.

    I want to import a japanese toilet. As for the poll, of course I check. I'm one of those "keeps wiping until nothing is left" kind of people.

    Fri 2008/12/05 04:16:37 JST (ID #399358)
    reply to Koji98's comment
  • Cyberchaos
    Cyberchaos in Australia, Sydney (Registered on 2008/02/17)
    NEET part-time - Technical Support Officer - Network security engineer
    http://burugureibi.blogspot.com/

    The first time i sat on a japanese electronic toilet, i freaked out because it was in the middle of the night in my hotel room and IT WAS HOT! The only other person in the room at the time was my friend who also came on the trip with me and it was in the middle of winter. I doubt that he went b4 i did and i don't think that he'd be able to warm the seat up THAT much.

    But the heat does make it alot easier to 'pass' your stuff. Especially since i was a tad sick at the time. One of the most memorable experiences of Japan. ><"

    Fri 2008/12/05 04:29:00 JST (ID #399371)
    reply to Cyberchaos's comment
  • meronpan
    meronpan in カリフォルニア (Registered on 2007/12/30)
    software manager
    http://wawawawasuremono.com

    glad i wasn't drinking when i read the bit about making butterfly patterns ^^;;;;

    wish i had a japanese toilet seat. they're genius!

    Fri 2008/12/05 05:13:21 JST (ID #399408)
    reply to meronpan's comment
  • SoNSo1
    SoNSo1 in Earth (Registered on 2008/11/24)
    WiseGuy
    http://browsermetrics.blogspot.com

    Never tried one. It would seem to be the strangest, but if it gets you clean, why not.

    Fri 2008/12/05 05:56:19 JST (ID #399443)
    reply to SoNSo1's comment
  • Gibson
    Gibson in California (Registered on 2007/05/27)
    Student artist
    http://www.requestview.wordpress.com

    I wipe until I am clean to the but check

    Fri 2008/12/05 06:16:18 JST (ID #399459)
    reply to Gibson's comment
  • pauldy
    pauldy in the Doppler Notch (Registered on 2008/09/02)
    November Echo Echo Tango
    http://pauldy.deviantart.com/

    I usually check if the washroom has a "tabo" or plastic dipper so that i can wash instead~ If it's not available, i use there tissue paper or the ones i have.

    I wipe until i see that it's clean~ Then i head to the sink and wash my hands wth soap. If there's no soap i use my hand sanitizer :)

    Fri 2008/12/05 06:22:35 JST (ID #399468)
    reply to pauldy's comment
    • pauldy
      pauldy in the Doppler Notch (Registered on 2008/09/02)
      November Echo Echo Tango
      http://pauldy.deviantart.com/

      I also want to have those Hi-tech "Bidets"/Washers~ Looks fun to use xD

      Fri 2008/12/05 06:25:08 JST (ID #399471)
      reply to pauldy's comment
  • Neku
    Neku in Surrey BC Canada NA Earth (Registered on 2008/06/01)
    Vampire
    http://feeout.blogspot.com/

    Why I certainly check the paper after I use it, because sometimes you forget to check if there was toilet paper BEFORE letting it out! Then yeah .....

    Fri 2008/12/05 06:23:56 JST (ID #399470)
    reply to Neku's comment
  • Siye
    Siye in Canada (Registered on 2008/02/25)
    Student

    Did you know females bunch up their toilet paper when wiping and males neatly fold their TP?

    True fact. I tested this and it's true most of the time. Very surprising.

    Fri 2008/12/05 07:23:32 JST (ID #399529)
    reply to Siye's comment
  • thebarrett
    thebarrett in California 死の金魚 (Registered on 2008/12/03)
    Gundam Pilot (in training)
    http://www.youtube.com/user/Thebarrett

    meh.. usually 3 folds i think about others every time i go in even if I'm not using toilet paper if there's none in the WC I'll go get some. i live with a lot of girls so i always remember to put the toilet seat down. and i keep it clean for the ladies ^_^ (if i didn't i would be killed!) i wish i had a self warming toilet seat.. honestly its like siting on a cold ice cube tray over here.

    Fri 2008/12/05 07:45:41 JST (ID #399557)
    reply to thebarrett's comment
  • thistokyolife.com
    thistokyolife.com in Tokyo (Registered on 2008/11/20)
    Geek
    http://thistokyolife.com

    danny, the corn and spinach comment was totally unnecessary. :P

    Fri 2008/12/05 07:55:22 JST (ID #399573)
    reply to thistokyolife.com's comment
  • silent1134
    silent1134 in Los Angeles, California (Registered on 2007/08/22)
    ???Confused???

    wow wish i had the heating part of the toilet seat for the winter season...anyway it's better to be clean than to leave traces...

    Fri 2008/12/05 10:41:16 JST (ID #399702)
    reply to silent1134's comment
  • suki
    suki in Cape Town, South Africa (Registered on 2007/08/22)
    Graphic Design student | Receptionist | Otaku
    http://sukidesho.blogspot.com/

    ^^; What interesting answers I see here..
    Personal hygiene is important, that's all there is to know ^^

    Fri 2008/12/05 11:21:08 JST (ID #399744)
    reply to suki's comment
  • Sabekuji Kaneda
    Sabekuji Kaneda in Parañaque, Philippines (Registered on 2008/06/21)
    Mechanical Engineering student
    http://sabekujikaneda.multiply.com/

    I always wanted to try out those Japanese toilets. I wonder how it feels like when somethings sprays water on your behind? LOL XD

    I use about 3 squares (or folds) of two-ply. If my behind is near "clean", I move to two squares x_x

    Fri 2008/12/05 11:49:09 JST (ID #399777)
    reply to Sabekuji Kaneda's comment
  • yanipheonu
    yanipheonu in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (Registered on 2008/11/26)
    Student
    http://justobserving.wordpress.com/

    In Japan, you use fancy toilets.
    In Soviet Russia, WE HAVE NO TOILETS!

    Fri 2008/12/05 12:32:41 JST (ID #399826)
    reply to yanipheonu's comment
  • Lyserg
    Lyserg in Utica/NYC (Registered on 2009/03/03)
    student
    http://rinrinne.wordpress.com/

    that poll was pretty much out there. but wat is there to be ashame of? well, it's always good to have a clean butt cause hygeine is very important, in my case, -.-

    Fri 2008/12/05 14:00:58 JST (ID #399890)
    reply to Lyserg's comment
  • ghaneroth
    ghaneroth in Valencia, Spain (Registered on 2008/10/03)
    CAD/CAM/CIM student
    http://amarok5.blogspot.com

    When speakin of what they miss back home, most of my japanese friends living overseas eventually mention the toilets xD

    I've never used one, but they seem comfortable x3

    Fri 2008/12/05 14:39:58 JST (ID #399917)
    reply to ghaneroth's comment
  • pipopaz
    pipopaz in US (Registered on 2008/08/26)
    thousand master II, Internet Learner, Auto didacta
    http://pipopaz.wordpress.com/

    well i think there are right, since some of the toilets in other places are not that advanced

    Fri 2008/12/05 16:09:00 JST (ID #400016)
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  • Naouak
    Naouak in France (Registered on 2008/10/25)
    IT Student
    http://naouak.hyperthese.net

    I know pals that have gone to japan and one of the first thing they talked about when they came back was japanese toilet.
    Japanese toilet even got "article of the day" on french wikipedia !

    Fri 2008/12/05 16:23:15 JST (ID #400045)
    reply to Naouak's comment
  • MazinKaesar
    MazinKaesar in Modica, Italy (Registered on 2008/10/06)
    Super Robot Pilot

    I love my toilet only :P

    Fri 2008/12/05 16:46:57 JST (ID #400076)
    reply to MazinKaesar's comment
  • Blowfish
    Blowfish in Close to Dyusseru,Karlsland (Registered on 2008/06/11)
    Physical Therapist
    http://www.flyingpussyfoot.com

    Of course i check the paper^^

    I just use the amount of paper until its clean...Sometimes its more sometimes its less...
    I wonder if that Institute seriously asked questions about how much toilet paper they used..Im amazed the people asked knew the centimeters

    Fri 2008/12/05 16:57:37 JST (ID #400083)
    reply to Blowfish's comment
  • Gabriel
    Gabriel in Las Piñas City, Metropolitan Manila, Philippines (Registered on 2007/02/25)
    College Student

    I believe that toilet in the picture is worth more than the price of our house. lol

    Fri 2008/12/05 17:59:06 JST (ID #400146)
    reply to Gabriel's comment
  • Trystan
    Trystan in Pistachios (Registered on 2008/10/16)
    Naye Sayer

    Do like the Euros... use a bidet... :)
    I never can get over having water squirt out from a toilet and into my rear... just doesnt feel hygienic.

    Fri 2008/12/05 20:02:06 JST (ID #400255)
    reply to Trystan's comment
  • Minaru Chou
    Minaru Chou in Philippines (Registered on 2008/09/25)
    Programmer Trainee
    http://jointsareokay.blogspot.com

    Haha interesting topic.

    I try not to use too much toilet paper..not only is it bad for the environment but toilet paper isn't cheap either

    Fri 2008/12/05 20:04:13 JST (ID #400258)
    reply to Minaru Chou's comment
  • Jaydead
    Jaydead in Philippines (Registered on 2008/05/21)
    Programmer
    http://www.philanime.com

    wow! Danny's toilet comes with a Sony Rolly! AWESOME!

    Fri 2008/12/05 20:41:18 JST (ID #400293)
    reply to Jaydead's comment
  • MAJINDX
    MAJINDX in Manila, Philippines (Registered on 2008/12/05)
    Illustrator
    http://neurowing.deviantart.com

    Yikes! What's that mp3 player doing on top of the toilet lid?

    Sat 2008/12/06 08:50:02 JST (ID #400899)
    reply to MAJINDX's comment
    • tymmur
      tymmur in his top secret nuclear bunker (Registered on 2008/01/20)
      Mad scientist

      yeah it forgot to open the lid. The next picture is going to be messy :P

      Sat 2008/12/06 14:52:51 JST (ID #401212)
      reply to tymmur's comment
  • MazinKaesar
    MazinKaesar in Modica, Italy (Registered on 2008/10/06)
    Super Robot Pilot

    Guys, remember the original Japanese toilet is something like a WC+bidet you can find in old ryokan. So take care when choose an hotel! Real Japanese toilet is something really hard to use to western guys!!!!!!!
    http://japansugoi.com/wordpress/flash-tutorial-how-to-use-an-old-style-japanese-toilet/

    Sat 2008/12/06 13:33:12 JST (ID #401128)
    reply to MazinKaesar's comment
  • xyanide
    xyanide in The Netherlands (Registered on 2008/09/21)
    Audio Engineer
    http://www.otakusdream.org

    Oh yes these are lovely toilets, I waste toilet paper these days for sitting on because I really hate the cold feeling of a toilet seat, the washing sink into water container for the toilet is pretty ingenuous too! I don't think I'd ever get used to that jet of water to wash my butt though...

    Sun 2008/12/07 17:03:22 JST (ID #402630)
    reply to xyanide's comment
  • Patrick Barron
    Patrick Barron in Michigan, United States of America (Registered on 2008/02/09)
    Grocery Store Clerk

    Makes me think of Golden Boy and Colorful.

    The fact of women sititng her naked body to something is enough to make you go crazy,.

    Mon 2008/12/08 04:41:58 JST (ID #403157)
    reply to Patrick Barron's comment
  • twu
    twu in country of igloos and lumberjacks... (Registered on 2008/09/08)
    Professional Panhandler
    http://theinfernoproject.com

    I was in Japan during summer but I never dared to use that bottom-washing function. The heated toilet seat is pretty nice like the heated seats in cars. By the way, have anyone heard about the research where 5 sheets or "sections" of toilet paper is enough to wipe ones bottom no matter how big the doo doo is. I personally find that not enough for most doo doos...what are your thoughts?

    Wed 2008/12/10 05:14:33 JST (ID #405840)
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