Before you decide what the standard should be in public toilets, visit Japan.
I didn’t see a toilet in Tokyo that wasn’t spotless, and every single one of them also had a warm water bidet built in. Really, the entire city is spotless, not just the toilets. If a weed sprouts from a seam in the asphalt, a work crew will be there next day to scrape it out. The place is ridiculous.
Seattle has a sort of dust-free, spotless quality to it because it rains 4 times a day. But Tokyo was the same and it hadn’t rained in weeks.
Stick to major cities or you’ll occasionally get the fun of squatting. I’m sure squat toilets are great for those used to them, but it was not a fun experience to try to maintain balance and aim with a vulva
That’s the best. I love those places. It should be the standard.
Before you decide what the standard should be in public toilets, visit Japan.
I didn’t see a toilet in Tokyo that wasn’t spotless, and every single one of them also had a warm water bidet built in. Really, the entire city is spotless, not just the toilets. If a weed sprouts from a seam in the asphalt, a work crew will be there next day to scrape it out. The place is ridiculous.
Seattle has a sort of dust-free, spotless quality to it because it rains 4 times a day. But Tokyo was the same and it hadn’t rained in weeks.
I thought at first you were going to say with the squat toilets you don’t need to worry about putting your butt on a gross seat.
Stick to major cities or you’ll occasionally get the fun of squatting. I’m sure squat toilets are great for those used to them, but it was not a fun experience to try to maintain balance and aim with a vulva
Captain you should upgrade to a thrust vectoring nozzle