Chinese Toilet Floor

Don t lay your bags on the floor.

Chinese toilet floor.

Whether from the splash effect or an overeager toilet cleaner running amok with a mop your squat toilet stall floor might endanger your bags or dry trousers. There are several types of squat toilets but they all consist essentially of a toilet pan or bowl at floor level. If you see other chinese locals rolling up their cuffs be sure to do so too. Going in for the squat.

The video filmed in the city of guangzhou in guangdong province on august 29 shows a. Plus some washrooms in china can be rather wet. After moving back from china i notice americans have habits of throwing bags on the floor in restaurants the subways and i expect they may do this in bathrooms too. A floor may be wet from accidents or from toilet staff who have the job of continuously mopping bathrooms clean but either way this will help a person avoid getting their trousers wet.

Don t do that in a public chinese toilet. Such a toilet pan is also called a squatting pan. The only exception is a pedestal squat toilet which is of the same height as a sitting. A squat toilet or squatting toilet is a toilet used by squatting rather than sitting.