Bwaaa! I'm glad they told us because we Americans have no idea how to use this kind. As a side note, if this sign had been written for Israelis at this tourist site, it would not be in English.
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Tuesday, April 12, 2016
#WW How to Flush
Throughout Israel, one finds a variety of toilet flushers. Most of them round and split. A small button for liquid waste and a bigger button for the heavy crap. Although these are quite foreign from those found in America, none of them came with directions––neither in Hebrew, Arabic, or English––on how to use them . . . except for one.
Bwaaa! I'm glad they told us because we Americans have no idea how to use this kind. As a side note, if this sign had been written for Israelis at this tourist site, it would not be in English.
Bwaaa! I'm glad they told us because we Americans have no idea how to use this kind. As a side note, if this sign had been written for Israelis at this tourist site, it would not be in English.
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Classic - who knew flushing a toilet could be so complicated? ;)
Oh we have these in Singapore too! If it is closer to the floor, it's meant to be stepped on down.. don't use your hands.
THe strangest toilets I have ever experienced, CHina, oh my gosh. Horrible
How funny! Yes, i've seen the "half button" type here, but it's not very common.
That's so funny! Instructions for Americans.
Oh my!
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So funny! In Europe, there are lots of the double button flush toilets. I wish we had them here!
LOL I hope you followed the instructions carefully Joyce
Have an airfreshenertastic week :-)
Well, I would think something like that would be pretty self explanatory don't you think??? :) Have a great evening.
There is something funny about toilet instructions in any language.
We have that style in Canada but I much prefer the auto flush ones :-)
I have to admit, that was funny. Things I have never thought about before, differences around the world on how to flush a toilet.
I think flushers are a mystery to a lot of people.
lol isn't that how that goes!!
Love it - needing instructions! How stupid are we all??
Ha-ha - I've seen that one! Guess there are people who don't know .... #WordlessWednesday @greyworldnomads
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