Why can't the running water from the sink be used? Can't everyone bring their own personal bathroom water bottle? I've been in countries that use bidets before rather than toilet paper, and it's true, it's much more hygenic, clean, and less wasteful. But (no pun intended there) wouldn't running water be better? I am fortunate enough to have a small enough bathroom where there is a sink right next to me, and I use toilet paper and the running water, or wet wipes. And I shower as often as time allows after going to the bathroom. I would imagine sharing one water bottle for that would be not too clean, especially because you're not washing your hands before handling the bottle. I can understand maybe if it is one person, or perhaps even a one family household, but a public bathroom setting is not one where I would be into that.
Is it normal for Indian people to keep cups next to the toilet?
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Why can't the running water from the sink be used? Can't everyone bring their own personal bathroom water bottle? I've been in countries that use bidets before rather than toilet paper, and it's true, it's much more hygenic, clean, and less wasteful. But (no pun intended there) wouldn't running water be better? I am fortunate enough to have a small enough bathroom where there is a sink right next to me, and I use toilet paper and the running water, or wet wipes. And I shower as often as time allows after going to the bathroom. I would imagine sharing one water bottle for that would be not too clean, especially because you're not washing your hands before handling the bottle. I can understand maybe if it is one person, or perhaps even a one family household, but a public bathroom setting is not one where I would be into that.