washable toilet paper?
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washable handkerchiefs exept you need a few more and the washing gets
a bit more messy!?
could save lots of money in the long term, and also be great for your
carbon foot print!
Al Bundy
While your post is specious and not even troll worthy, the concept is
used world wide in variations. Could be half the people on earth don't
use toilet paper as we know it. Of course conventional paper is not
reusable, but other things are. I remember a young Arkansas couple in
the 60's who used what they called butt rags for their babies. Adults
could do the same and may be doing the same for all I know. I'm
sticking with what works for me now, but I could survive outdoors if I
had to without paper.
OhioGuy
all the corncobs he had laying around after the harvest. I'm not going
to elaborate.
Don't they just use a bidet or something in some parts of the world,
though? No toilet paper, and just use water to wash off? It seems like
something like that could work, if coupled with some sort of industrial
strength (fast) air dryer.
elise d faber
try a moslem site [aljazeera?]. they use cloths for wiping and think
that westerners are incredible dirty to only use paper.
phil scott
the japanese have invented an automatic butt cleaner built into the
toilet seat, two revolvning brushes come up powered by 2 hp 1500 RPM
motors...and an 800 PSIG pressure wash nozzle...and rotating anal
probe insert.
Phil scott
hchi...@hotmail.com
In the U.S., we call that Congress.
aine...@gmail.com
can save the tree and earth..
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