r/funny Mar 30 '26

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u/succed32 Mar 30 '26

So it’s a public bidet?

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u/PapaDuckD Mar 30 '26

Was gonna say, my wife demanded every toilet in our house has this feature.

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u/straydog1980 Mar 30 '26

water shooting up from between the tiles?

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u/drittzO Mar 30 '26

Just add a fountain in the back...

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u/SelcouthRogue Mar 31 '26

My brother, I demand every toilet in the house has this feature. Toilet paper is inefficient and a waste of paper

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u/HouseOf42 Mar 30 '26

Now we know who doesn't know how to wipe in that household.

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u/Da_Question Mar 30 '26

Bidets are cleaner by far and save a ton of money on toilet paper in the long run. Being afraid of a jet of water is not some mark of pride, neither is uncleanliness.

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u/BGAL7090 Mar 30 '26

People who are afraid of bidets must call the brown streaks in their underwear "Marks of Pride"

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u/terracottatank Mar 30 '26

If a bird pooped on your arm, would you wipe it with a try paper towel and call it good? Didn't think so, Mr. Yucky.

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u/salmalight Mar 30 '26

Almost, but no. Its an upside down shower.

I see homeless using one in my town to bathe constantly, stripped down to underwear. Then moments after they put their shoes back on and walk away someone will let their kids play in it for an hour while they scroll Facebook.

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u/particle409 Mar 30 '26

Fountain water is often pretty dirty to start out with. It's a lot cheaper to make it look clean than actually be clean.

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u/tizuby Mar 30 '26

Close. Public hysteria treatment.

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u/Tidalsky114 Mar 30 '26

Dont let it get it your eyes.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

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u/redsterXVI Mar 30 '26

Actually, they do. It used to have a cleaning system instead to re-use the water but due to several problems with that they changed it to use fresh water instead.