Are you allowed to flush TP in your cunt

Are you allowed to flush toilet paper in public restrooms in your country?

>Bulgaria
No, but I still do it and I assume everyone else flushes since there are not many browned papers in the trashcans

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Soviet sewer system - not recommended, but allowed
Post 1980 built house - allowed

Yes. But some places have that trash can, restaraunts for example, but often trash can is empty.

the absolute STATE of america is just baffling

jesus christ

Yes, obviously.

Honestly what the fuck does your government do. Very first thing I'd do is establish a program to make toilets first world.

Are you Africa? Do you live in Africa? Oh my god.

>pic
Christ that is equally worst as India

Yes

Greece
No

Everyone flushes toilet paper here.
To be honest i'm an advocate of using a bidet to clean your ass. It's a lot more eco friendly and it actually does a better job than paper.

I still do it when im in greece, just flush several times so the paper doesnt clog it

Even first world toilets in Bulgaria dont allow flushing. Apparently its some kind of paranoia engrained from people throwing garbage in toilets when they first became a thing.

As I said, almost noone throws shitty toilet paper in bins anymore, much less tampons or pads.

Apparently OP pic is in korea. I know Countries like mexico also dont allow flushing TP.

All tp desolves in a few seconds so it can be flushed, so unless you throw 1/4 of a roll, you're not gonna have a problem regardless of toilet pressure.

I still need to dry my buttocks and arse, paco

Do you guys wipe your asses with newspapers or something? Toilet paper dissolves in water in a jiffy.

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>piles of shitty paper
How is it even possible for a government in 2018 to accept such a disgusting and unhygienic practice?
It's worse than the middle ages. At least people went outside to shit back then. Fuck...

You dry it with paper. So yes, you still use paper but a lot less than it takes to wipe your ass. and that way you can throw it in the bin without worrying it's going to smell like shit later because there's only water on the paper.

Ask south korea, the worst offender. Also its the decision of private owners here not the gubmint.

>collecting shitty paper in bins

WHAT THE FUG

I'd have thought a German would approve of this. You could examine each sheet of paper individually.

Is it really not allowed? Like, by law?
Lmao

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Who needs "allow" to flush?

Have you not seen "Please dont throw toilet paper in the toilet" signs?

why don't you just use a bidet? i only need toilet paper to do a security check afterwards

Finland
No, the pipes simply can't take it

I'm 29 yo, and I remember that toilet of my grandpa's old house sometimes had been clogged by paper when I was 5 yo.

But I haven't seen the sign in my life unironically.

I thought your country is developed.

No bidets in Bulgarian public toilets

Apparently koreans dont throw their shitty tp in toliets too, and many travellers complain about the smell in the toilets because of that.

The fact that there are places where you're not allowed to flush tp is simply baffling to me.

In public yes.
My house is very old so no.

So sharters in walmart have old houses?