I went for sake with some of my self-defense buddies last week. Given how we know each other (we’re all instructors in the program), we tend to have some fairly bizarre dinner-table conversations. “So, if I paid you, would you jump me when I’m walking home late one night? I want to see how I’d react when I’m carrying groceries and wearing my big winter coat.” “Um, sure.” At one point during dinner, one of the women got up to go to the ladies room. She came back raving about the toilet. I, of course, had to go see it for myself. There it was, in all its glory.
The Washlet C100, complete with its own control console. From the console, you could select several bidet options (either front or back spray, as indicated by the diagrams) with varying degrees of water pressure, and you could turn the heated seat on or off to suit your preference. My friend decided she needed one in her house. You can learn more about the Washlet C100 at the company’s website — you can even watch a video to get a closer glimpse of its many features. Needless to say, the guys were jealous — the men’s room had no such luxury. Them’s the breaks, boys. If we, as women, have to learn how to defend ourselves in our daily lives, the perks the Washlet offers us are the least we deserve.
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WOW! I guess it was worth living 60 years just to see this remarkable development in feminine hygiene and comfort! Can’t wait to try it for myself.
WOW! I guess it was worth living 60 years just to see this remarkable development in feminine hygiene and comfort! Can’t wait to try it for myself.
Tell me what restaurant this toilet is in! I must pee there, I mean EAT there.
Tell me what restaurant this toilet is in! I must pee there, I mean EAT there.
sort of thing u’d find in america!
you get public toilets that once u leave self clean…. if you’re still in you get very very wet
sort of thing u’d find in america!
you get public toilets that once u leave self clean…. if you’re still in you get very very wet