Behind closed doors….

Where are you going to my little friend?

i’m going to the shopping centre I replied.

Have fun he said 🙂

So a couple of weeks ago I braved the crowds (which weren’t all that bad) and pottered around – just looking for who knows what. Nearly time to go home and I made a quick visit to the ladie’s. That’s when I began to wonder if more of these were installed in our public conveniences here in Australia for those of our very multicultural population who are happier to use them

Squat toilet
A squat toilet (also known as an Arabic, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Iranian, Indian, Turkish or Natural-Position toilet; or Nile pan) is a toilet used by squatting, rather than sitting.

we might not have to have signs like these on the back of the doors!

What are your thoughts?

8 thoughts on “Behind closed doors….”

I dont like them but I think maybe you need to be a user from a young age to ever like them. And I do understand the benefits etc having read upon the subject. First time I took my husband to Paris I remember out and out shock from him at the loo’s.
I love my’ English plumbing’ no matter which country it is in!

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That is the first time I seen one like that. I don’t know but it would be easier
to keep clean I would think.

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Err, are you saying there is one at your local shopping centre?. In my experience they are horror toilets and always filthy. Maybe with a life time experience of squatting, you can still do it at 80, but most people can’t.

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Good grief, I would have to wet (or other) my pants! I am not that limber anymore!

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Cathy wasn’t sure if you are joking…have they really installed some of those at your malls?

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Not installed in any of our public toilets (that I have seen) and infinitely cleaner than any of the ones I saw in India.
Probably a good idea for those that are comfortable with them though.

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