New Delhi:
A foreigner working in a multinational company in India has faced the “most disgusting” thing in the country. In a Reddit Post, he said that sharing the toilet with colleagues and the way he used it was the most difficult thing he had to bear in India.
The user wrote, “I share toilets with local colleagues. An issue that is especially difficult to deal with me, the way the toilet is used,” the user wrote.
The poster shared that his colleagues “use hand -caught bidets and clean themselves with water, possibly use their hands instead of toilet paper.”
The user stated that the water used ended on the floor and “it makes it particularly unpleasant.”
They went to share that this water, “the possibility of being mixed with the garbage, was clearly visible and” even flows into adjacent stalls. “
He also said that it was “extremely uncomfortable” to enter “wet and dirty bathrooms”, especially if someone else’s hygiene habits were to blame.
“I believe personal cleaning should be done in such a way that others do not affect,” the user said, saying that water should not be allowed to spread on the floor; Instead, it should be “properly contained.”
Foreign said that everyone should feel comfortable using “shared features,” and hope more attention was paid to maintain access to all for a clean toilet.
The user mentioned that he also used the self-bought with his version of the amendment.
“I first wipe with toilet paper and then use the bidet to finish. But I don’t release water on the entire floor,” they commented.
The foreigner concluded the post with the note: “This is not about toilet paper vs. water. It is about basic hygiene in a shared toilet.”
I am one of the most disgusting things in India.
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Many redditors come to the comment section to agree with the post and share similar experiences.
One said, “I can be completely related to it. No idea what they do with the bidet. There is no chance of water falling on the floor. If used correctly. At the maximum, it erases the toilet seat that you can easily erase with tissue paper. Heck, even people don’t do !!”
A user commented in the part, “Yes, I have also faced the issue. Some people use bidets in a careless and unnatural way, there is no relationship for others.”
One user commented, “All parents teach Indian children how they wish to go to IIT or UPSC to be rich. Toilets are never taught, perhaps parents do not know themselves,” a user commented.
In 2024, Irish-Persian Vlogger Scene Hammond posted on Instagram how “”Dirty and dangerous “Delhi But he loved here. Mr. Hammond expressed his praise for the city’s “colorful and vibrant” roads, food and architecture, especially for the Akshardham Temple.
He said, “I have heard people saying that if you want to visit India then there is no place to go to Delhi. Even other Indians have told me this, but I cannot disagree much,” they wrote in their post.