Yeah, it has some rubbing alcohol in a reservoir that gets sprayed when you activate it to wipe out klingons, it's not a freaking pool of alcohol just lying there waiting for a spark to wreak havoc on the commode. I think you, sir, are perhaps the one that had a steady diet of paint chips as a child.Are you mentally challenged????
Did you take the short bus to school???
The toilet that Scarpozzi described uses flammable alcohol..
Walking into room and turning on the light poses a risk of explosion...
I'm just wondering how stupid you have to be to think they're selling a product that would present the level of risk you believe it does, when clearly it would expose them to being sued into oblivion.The toilet that Scarpozzi described has a pump...
So it seems that nakedfrog took the short bus..
When are you bidet people going to admit that it's not about cleanliness and you just like getting a daily rim job from your toilet?
That's what servants are for.i like the idea of a morning rim job the more I think about it.
I have yet to encounter anything more sophisticated than toilet paper, TBH. Yes, I've heard of this and I know you can buy systems in the USA, but I haven't bothered to shop one. If I encounter a system and like it, yeah, I guess I'd at least look into it.After being in Japan for 2 weeks, it was difficult to come back to our standard, plebian toilet seat. At the very least, my standard TP + wet wipe + TP method gets me 90% of the way there....but there's something to be said about a warm stream of water, followed by a gentle fan + air freshener. You just cannot replace that level of cleanliness with lesser, inferior means.
Think: Before modern civilization they didn't even have toilet paper. What did they do then? I sometimes wonder.
wait one fucking second. Did you just type all that?
I think you missed one. A lot of people probably just used their fingers and then rinsed them in a stream... and repeat until satisfied they were clean enough. Of course, that necessitates a stream being handy.Option #1: Rocks
Pros:
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Cons:
- Smooth rocks make for a very comfortable wipe
- Rocks are easy to collect before and stash in your pockets
- Smooth rocks provide a very firm and predictable wiping surface
- Wet rocks give the illusion of both wiping and cleaning
- Once used, rocks easily transform into paintbrush "poopbrushes"
Option #2: Sticks
- Smooth rocks can be hard to find if not near water
- Jagged rocks can do some serious damage to the wiping region
- Rocks are not absorbent
- Lots of rocks are needed to obtain a truly clean wiping experience
- Smaller rocks increase the change of accidental poophands
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Pros:
Cons:
- Large wiping surface area
- Easy to keep your hands distanced from the fecal matter
- Always lots of available sticks lying around
- Difficult to burry sticks afterwards (LNT principals state that #2's need to be buried at least 6inches down so animals don't dig them up)
- Sticks can have numerous knots, tough patches, and irregularities.
- Pealing off bark to ensure a smoother wipe can be time consuming
- There is always a risk of a splinter (ouch!)
Option #3: Leaves
Pros:
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Cons:
- Easy to collect while pooping. Typically abundant in most areas
- The malleable nature of leaves make for a comfortable wipe
- Green color makes it easy to determine when you are done wiping
- Easy to burry afterwards
- Large leaves make for lots of surface area
Option #4: Moss
- Not absorbant
- Leaves on occasion will rip, leaving the wiper with a case of poophands
- Small leaves also have a high incident rate of poophands
- Not available above the tree line, in many deserts, or in dense pine forests
- Wiping with unidentified leaves could result in rashes, outbreaks, or incredible discomfort
Pros:
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Cons:
- Incredibly comfortable wiping experience
- Very absorbent
- Moisture of moss leaves wiper feeling clean and refreshed
Option #5: Aqua Wipe (when you stand in a body of water and wash yourself out)
- Not always readily accessible
- Often times mossy debris is left behind in the wiping region
- Since the opposite side of the moss is dirt, sometimes dirt too can be left behind
- Uncomfortable small items often hide in moss (small sticks, bugs, nature...)
- Questionable LNT (no way to reattach moss once picked up)
- Can be difficult to determine if more wiping is needed
Pros:
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Cons:
- Very effectively removes poop and cleans the wiping region
- Certainly a refreshing take on wiping
- Great option if you have really made a mess or if their are items of clothing involved
- You get wet and potentially cold
- NOT at all in line with LNT principals
- Could contaminate water supply (giardia)
- Draws a great deal of attention to you and your wiping habits
- Not always an option if not around water
Option #6: Your Friend's Pack Towel [ a personnel favorite ]
Pros:
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Cons:
- Incredibly confortable wipe
- Very absorbent
- Easily accessible
- Easily disposable
- Creative, resourceful, and adaptable
- Could potentially be a friendship ender
- 1 use and done
- Could give your friend a wicked case of pink eye
- Permanently establish yourself as a jerk
rofl so damn wierd and true.I think you missed one. A lot of people probably just used their fingers and then rinsed them in a stream... and repeat until satisfied they were clean enough. Of course, that necessitates a stream being handy.
Food for thought
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Do you poop in the dark????
Most people turn the light on...
Most people turn the fan on..
Sometimes the girl friend comes in and uses the blow dryer...
There are many actions that can produce a spark..
Think it thru!!!
You owe me a new keyboard.
You're Dutch right? Was she into doors?