On principle, I just wouldn't photograph a public toilet that I was about to use. These lovely Asian squat toilets appear throughout Hong Kong and China, and they take a time or two to adjust to using them. They are not any cleaner than regular toilets, but at least you don't have to come close to sitting on them. You do have to watch your step. The stalls also do not have toilet paper. If you are lucky, the bathroom has paper available from one dispenser near the sinks. However, everyone carries their own packages of tissues because it is usually necessary to bring your own. BYOTP.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
I Did Not Take This Photograph
On principle, I just wouldn't photograph a public toilet that I was about to use. These lovely Asian squat toilets appear throughout Hong Kong and China, and they take a time or two to adjust to using them. They are not any cleaner than regular toilets, but at least you don't have to come close to sitting on them. You do have to watch your step. The stalls also do not have toilet paper. If you are lucky, the bathroom has paper available from one dispenser near the sinks. However, everyone carries their own packages of tissues because it is usually necessary to bring your own. BYOTP.
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