For your convenience.

[Guest Geezer]

If needed you can print this, and paste it on your bathroom wall.

[Guest lvdkeyes]

Good luck changing a culture with a sign on the wall.

[Guest fountainhall]

  On 7/11/2010 at 6:12 AM, lvdkeyes said:

Good luck changing a culture with a sign on the wall.

. . . especially when it is a culture shared by many other Asian countries.

[Guest Geezer]

Trying to change their culture???

 

Squatting on a squat toilet is part of their culture, not squatting on a western toilet.

 

Learning the use of use such conveniences is just part of one’s education. I doubt I am the only one who could have used some warning before the first encounter with a bidet.

[Guest lvdkeyes]

The culture is to squat, not to sit on a toilet. This is for hygiene reasons.

 

Do you mean to say that some people use bidets for reasons other than that for which they were intended?

[Gaybutton]

  On 7/11/2010 at 11:52 AM, lvdkeyes said:

Do you mean to say that some people use bidets for reasons other than that for which they were intended?

I did. I thought it was a water fountain . . .

[Guest beachlover]

I have family members who squatted on Western toilets for years after immigrating to Australia. I suspect some of them still do...

 

I'm used to using squat toilets myself but prefer Western ones, of course (no, I don't squat on them).

[Guest lvdkeyes]

Do you think your toilet habits are of any concern to anyone?

[Guest YardenUK]

  On 8/25/2010 at 12:08 PM, lvdkeyes said:

Do you think your toilet habits are of any concern to anyone?

 

 

LOL

 

Speaking of toilet habits, one I like very much (not only common to Thailand), is the use of water before paper. Now that's a loo habit I gladly adopted

[Guest GaySacGuy]

  On 8/25/2010 at 11:08 AM, beachlover said:

I have family members who squatted on Western toilets for years after immigrating to Australia. I suspect some of them still do...

 

I'm used to using squat toilets myself but prefer Western ones, of course (no, I don't squat on them).

 

Whow, that is information that I certainly couldn't have done without!! LOL What a picture.

[Guest buckeroo2]

  On 8/25/2010 at 12:08 PM, lvdkeyes said:

Do you think your toilet habits are of any concern to anyone?

But it does add one post to his contest tally - I guess this one post does the same for me - but I hardly think I am feared competition.

[Guest beachlover]

  On 8/25/2010 at 12:10 PM, YardenUK said:

LOL

 

Speaking of toilet habits, one I like very much (not only common to Thailand), is the use of water before paper. Now that's a loo habit I gladly adopted

 

Hmmm... I always thought it was paper before water. Not the other way around.

[Guest lvdkeyes]

When you shower do you dry off before you take a shower? Seems like another silly comment to add posts to your list.

[Guest fountainhall]

  On 7/11/2010 at 11:56 AM, Gaybutton said:

I did. I thought it was a water fountain . . .

. . . and for a long time I thought it was actually for washing your feet!!

[Guest YardenUK]

  On 8/26/2010 at 12:13 AM, beachlover said:

Hmmm... I always thought it was paper before water. Not the other way around.

 

 

Well in the countryside, and I assume poorer households in the towns & cities, they don't bother wasting money on luxuries like loo roll.

[Guest lvdkeyes]

The sprayer make for a much cleaner finish than paper.