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On the majority, if not all of Japanese toilets I remember using, the actual flush was just a normal flush. The buttons were just for the various washlets mount
by aninhumer 10y ago
On the majority, if not all of Japanese toilets I remember using, the actual flush was just a normal flush. The buttons were just for the various washlets mounted in the toilet seat, and could be safely ignored.
Obviously you have more experience than my one holiday, but it seems surprising that I wouldn't have encountered this problem if it's widespread?
- masklinn 10y ago> The buttons were just for the various washlets mounted in the toilet seat, and could be safely ignored. Unless they were shared toilets and some asshole had cranked the seat heat all the way up, hot enough that it felt scalding.
- meriororen 10y agoflush is the leftmost button on top of the remote, to the right side of it is also flush, if you only need small amount of water. To the right of that "little" flush, is even more "eco" flush.. This is why they need standardization.