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You're not supposed to flush it down the toilet!
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I'd get off cheap as I learned in the Army how to do it with just one sheet. Not kidding.klimatos said:... an old woman will be in the toilet area (yes, the men's too) selling toilet paper by the square!
dlgoff said:I'd get off cheap as I learned in the Army how to do it with just one sheet. Not kidding.
I'm sure there's a video but I value my membership here.edward said:I know what you are talking about and no one will want to share that sheet. There must be a video of that method.
Another set of rules. No fishing?. :yuck:jtbell said:You're not supposed to flush it down the toilet!
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klimatos said:This is also true in many places in the Middle East and North Africa. Toilet paper tends to clog the narrow sanitary sewer systems in many homes and businesses. A lidded basket is usually provided for the used paper. In the better places, this is emptied several times a day. In other places, . . . .
The issue with toilet paper in Sochi is that the city's sewage system is not equipped to handle large amounts of toilet paper. This is due to the pipes being smaller in size and the city's aging infrastructure.
It is important to be careful with toilet paper in Sochi because flushing large amounts of toilet paper can cause clogs in the sewage system. This can lead to overflow and potential damage to the system, resulting in costly repairs.
Some alternative options for disposing of toilet paper in Sochi include throwing it in a designated waste bin next to the toilet or using a bidet or personal hygiene wipes.
This issue is specific to Sochi due to its unique infrastructure and sewage system. However, it is also common in other cities with similar infrastructure and may be a concern in older buildings or areas with smaller pipes.
Some additional tips for visitors to Sochi include using only small amounts of toilet paper at a time, avoiding flushing any paper products down the toilet, and being mindful of any signs or instructions provided in public restrooms.