Korean Job Discussion Forums

[machoman]

or do you throw it away in the waste basket next to the toilet? i've been here a few years, i still don't do it.

[nukeday]

flush

[Globutron]

I did the bag thing for a while, but because I'm left handed in some respects, it was just awkward to get to the other side.
Hasn't blocked once since I got here.

Though I was curious to see it block and over flow massively and then I could laugh, knowing that it doesn't matter because the floor is just showerable with no consequence.

[Cedar]

in public restrooms I flush the really dirty first wipe from #2 paper in the toilet and throw the rest in the can. At my house we flush and it hasn't been an issue yet.

[Son Deureo!]

I always flush it. Never had a problem.

[RMNC]

The plumbing in Korea isn't that bad as long as you aren't throwing in 4-5 wads of paper at a time. I don't see how people can stand to just put it in a garbage can to rot away.

[sheriffadam]

If the toilet can move my 5-7" gift without any problems then by letting the cistern recharge it always gets rid of the aper too, easy.

[hellofaniceguy]

Flush.
Leaving it in a waste basket is nasty; smelly, flies, roaches, etc.

[Tamada]

I throw it out the window.

[Italy37612]

^ Are you my neighbor?

[hallazgo]

if it's a western toilet, then the plumbing is wide enough to handle the paper. If it's a squat hole in the ground, then you should be putting your paper in the wastecan. I hate the squat things although if I only have to do #1 it's a don't-care

[rumdiary]

Who the hell doesn't flush their poo paper? No one ever told me not to. I don't have ant more problems clogging the toilet in Korea than I did back home. I probably use my plunger once or twice a year.

[K-Dog]

I stick it on the wall to dry out and use again later. Anyone who doesn't do this is wasting paper. Think of the environment.

[machoman]

[K-Dog]