Throw used toilet paper in the wastebasket or the toilet? Many people only regret it after getting it wrong

Every day we all use the toilet many times, and for women, using the toilet inevitably means using toilet paper. So how should toilet paper be disposed of after use? This is a big issue, after all, toilet paper is very dirty. In some homes there is a squat toilet, and in that case more people probably just throw it directly into the toilet (when the editor was little, the home had a squat toilet, and that is how everyone handled it); but if the home has a flush toilet, the way to handle it is different, because flush toilets are really delicate! So some families set up a special tool, a small bucket, specifically for holding toilet paper. So which is better, throwing toilet paper into the flush toilet, or throwing it into the small bucket?

The editor thinks throwing it into the flush toilet is not very advisable, because flush toilets clog easily. If you go to a hotel, you will find that some hotels even put up a special notice saying "do not throw toilet paper into the toilet," just to remind everyone.

But some people may wonder: when watching American TV shows, you see them casually throwing it into the toilet and flushing it away. Why can they casually throw it into the toilet? Because their toilets are better designed and are not easily clogged by toilet paper. Still, the editor thinks this problem will soon be solved, because domestic technology is also developing, and soon this kind of toilet can be made here too.

Setting out a toilet paper wastebasket, besides preventing the toilet from clogging, has another benefit: women get their period every month, and the used sanitary pads can be thrown into the wastebasket, which is very convenient. However, there is one thing: everyone must remember to empty the wastebasket every day! Only then can it stay clean!